Kim Sun Dok, chairperson of the Tokyo Metropolitan Headquarters of the Korean Democratic Women's Union in Japan, denounced the Park Geun Hye group for its moves to revive the "yusin" dictatorship while suppressing the progressive political parties and organizations in a bid to get rid of the predicament into which it has been thrown owing to the Intelligence Service's interference in the election.

The chairperson called for not allowing the return of the era of nightmare, declaring the Korean women in Japan would actively join the south Korean people in their just actions for independence, democracy and reunification against fascist dictatorship.

Song Ki Hwang, chairman of the Osaka Prefectural Headquarters of the Korean Youth League in Japan, accused the Park group of calling back the departed soul in the dark era of "yusin" dictatorship and driving the inter-Korean relations into a catastrophe while talking about the "confrontation accompanied by dialogue" and "confrontation of the social systems".

He warned that those keen to revive the remnants of the era of "yusin" and establish the "second yusin dictatorship" should look back upon what miserable end Park Chung-hee met.

Ro Mu Hyon, chairman of the Hyogo Prefectural Headquarters of Chongryon, recalled that south Korean people from all walks of life are staging actions against the moves to revive the "yusin" dictatorship, adding that with no desperate moves can the conservative group deter the people from achieving justice and truth, reconciliation and unity between the north and the south.

Ri Yong Hun, chairman of the Kanagawa Prefectural Headquarters of Chongryon, urged the Park group to keenly realize that it is grave and shameful acts against the nation and reunification to revive the era of "yusin" dictatorship and stop at once its brutal crackdown upon the progressive forces.