It was addressed by Sin Kil Ung, principal of the said school, Kim Tong Hak, secretary-general of the Korean Human Rights Association in Japan, and others.

The speakers held that the action taken by the Japanese authorities to exclude Korean schools from the list of support for the senior middle schools is part of their suppression and policy of discrimination against the Korean residents in Japan which have been persistently pursued over the past decades.

Noting that it is an important task facing the parents of Korean students and other Korean children to protect the Korean schools and develop the national education, they called upon the parents to single-mindedly unite to seek a solution to the above-said issue.

A letter of request to the prime minister and the minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan was adopted at the meeting.

A video related to the issue was shown prior to the meeting.