The most hideous crime committed by him was that he wantonly violated and scrapped the historic north-south declarations, the article points out, and continues:

No sooner had Hyon held the post as puppet minister of Unification than openly denied the inter-Korean declarations at the "National Assembly" hearing, asserting that the June 15 joint declaration and the October 4 declaration were the documents which were not ratified by the NA and the south was not duty-bound to implement them.

He did not allow the utterance of word declaration in the ministry and retrogressively revised all kinds of laws and regulations enacted during the preceding regime.

He is the author of watchwords "no nukes, opening and 3,000 dollars", an anti-DPRK confrontational policy, and an arch criminal who drove the inter-Korean relations to a catastrophe. He blustered that to expect any improvement in the south-north relations and cooperation from the north possessed of nukes is as foolish an act as trying to obtain fish from a tree.

This traitor dropped a check bar on the north-south dialogue, contacts, exchange and cooperation that had been brisk since the publication of the June 15 joint declaration. Hyon slandered the DPRK's sincere efforts for improving the inter-Korean relations as a "change in its tactics" and "lack of sincerity" and scuttled all the hard-won dialogues and contacts under the pretext of "adhering to the principle." He got frantic in the confrontation with the DPRK under the pretext of the puppet warship case, completely derailing even the NGO cooperation projects which had been barely kept afloat.

This die-hard confrontational maniac has zealously involved himself in the anti-DPRK confrontational racket with extreme bitterness toward fellow countrymen. He raved that the "north is not a fair-minded neighbor" and "the south cannot co-exist with the north in this bright world."

A particular mention should be made of the fact that he has gone reckless to realize his wild ambition for "unification under liberal democracy" in a bid to bring down even the system of the DPRK, talking about "contingency" and the like.

He, far from feeling guilty conscience for the prevailing grave situation in which the inter-Korean relations are facing a catastrophe, made a mockery of the public opinion by vociferating about "upright south-north relations" and the "south-north relations heading for normal orbit." He even cried out for invariably maintaining the mainstay of the confrontational "policy toward the north."

The south Koreans and all other Koreans have already passed a death sentence on traitor Hyon and he is fated to be ousted from his office sooner or later.

He will keenly realize what high price he will have to pay for his acts of treachery.