The court upheld the decision made at the first trial, bringing against her the charge that she posted on her computer articles praising and supporting the DPRK on over 30 occasions in a little over one year from February, 2009.

Much upset by the desire to achieve reunification through an alliance with the north growing strong among the south Korean internet users, the authorities are becoming more desperate in their campaign to crack down upon them, talking about "threat to order of liberal democracy" and "acts profiting the enemy".