calendar>>September 5. 2014 Juche 103

S. Korean Authorities' Suppression of Teachers Flayed

Pyongyang, September 5 (KCNA) -- A strong protest is being sparked off in south Korea against the puppet police's application of a warrant of arrest for members of the Teachers Union (Jongyojo) who published a declaration on the situation in demand of the probe into the truth about the ferry Sewol disaster and the resignation of the puppet regime, according to Chamsesang, an internet paper of south Korea.

Teachers of Jongyojo who took part in the campaign for publishing the declaration on the situation held a press conference at Kwanghwamun plaza in Seoul on Sept. 2 at which they protested against the police's suppression.

They condemned the present chief executive for having not yet met with the bereaved families and not showing an elementary sense of obligation towards them.

They demanded the regime institute a special law on the ferry Sewol accident granting the right to investigate and indict those responsible for the disaster as desired by the bereaved families.

They urged it to lift at once the step for arresting teachers.