The secretary general of the National Association of Writers and Artistes of Peru said that Kang Pan Sok and Kim Jong Suk are distinguished revolutionaries who brought up the leaders as the sun of Korea, and dedicated themselves to the cause of women's emancipation. He paid high tribute to them.

The Kuwaiti paper Kuwait Times and the Nepali paper Arpan in articles said that the career of Kang Pan Sok who brought up President Kim Il Sung was the most patriotic and revolutionary one.

The Russian paper Nakhodkinski Rabochi noted that thanks to the fine mother, great teacher, the President could lead the struggle for the country's liberation and the cause of socialism to victory, holding high the banner of the Juche idea as early as in his teens.

The chairman of the Group for the Study of the Progressive Ideas of South Africa said Kim Jong Suk was a great mother of Korea, noting that the brilliant history of modern Korea is associated with the noble feats of the anti-Japanese hero, who gave birth to the great illustrious commander of Songun and brought him up.

The Democratic Congo－Korea Friendship and Solidarity Association spoke highly of Kim Jong Suk who brought up leader Kim Jong Il, her son. It said he was brought up not in a cradle at a tranquil mansion, but in a wadded baby wrapper made with many pieces of cloth in a simple log cabin in the secret camp of Mt. Paektu where the gunfire of the hard-fought anti-Japanese war was heard. She led him to creditably carry forward the cause of the President with arms.

The Group for the Study of the Juche Idea "Kanggye" of Colombia in its bulletin dealt with the feats Kim Jong Suk performed by bringing up Kim Jong Il as a future illustrious commander of Songun.

The Socialist Youth Union of Brazil posted a story about her feats on its internet homepage.

The secretary of the Pakistan Committee for Supporting Korea's Reunification noted that the ever-victorious socialist Korea would be unthinkable without Kim Jong Suk.