The fascists searched their houses from July 4 to 6 on charges that they received instructions from the north while working at the reunification movement organizations including the South Headquarters of the Pan-national Alliance for Korea's Reunification and they are suspected of organizing an underground party and conducting espionage, etc.

Meanwhile, investigators of the Intelligence Service and the Police Agency on July 6 were busy searching the houses of An Jae Gu, former professor at Kyongbuk National University, and his son who are pro-reunification activists.

The fascist authorities took such action against them on the strength of the NSL, on charges that they had exchange with the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan as representative of magazine Minjok 21.