The regime is asserting that it will make sure that "charter for unification" conforming with its "constitution" and "liberal democracy" will be instituted and published on the occasion of August 15 next year and arrangements for it will be zealously pushed forward by "a preparatory committee for unification". In the meantime, it is busy holding seminars, round-table talks and the like related to the institution of the "charter for unification".

It is blustering that the charter will be worked out on the basis of "people's agreement" and "international support" and it will make sure that it will be signed by the chief executive and get it passed through the "National Assembly." It is talking volumes about making the "charter" "the best guidelines for unification" which will remain unchanged despite regime change in the future.

This is an unpardonable mockery and insult to the Koreans desirous of reunification, the bulletin said, and went on:

As far as the issue of "charter for unification" is concerned, the coteries of the ruling party proposed it during the Lee Myung Bak regime only to be thrown into a dumping ground as no one paid heed to it.

Korea still remains divided not because of the lack of "charter for unification".

As everybody knows, the north and the south of Korea have the three charters for national reunification the keynote of which is the three principles of national reunification, the ten-point programme for the great unity of the whole nation and the proposal for founding the Democratic Federal Republic of Koryo which reflect the will and desire common to the nation, and such excellent great programme for reunification as the historic June 15 joint declaration and the October 4 declaration provided by the top leaders of the north and the south.

Not only all Koreans in the north, the south and abroad but the whole world are unanimously recognizing the three charters for national reunification and the above-said declarations as the charter for reunification and great programmes for reunification common to the nation.

Nevertheless, the south Korean puppet regime is busy with a farce aimed to institute the "charter for unification". This is a revelation of its sinister attempt to set the most fair and aboveboard and reasonable three charters for national reunification and the declarations which reaffirmed them and put them into practice against its criminal "charter for unification" and thus play down their historic meaning and ward off domestic and foreign concern and support for them.

It is also aimed to conceal its true colors as anti-reunification confrontation maniacs, mislead public opinion, create impression that it is concerned for unification, advertise the charter as a feat of the chief executive and realize its daydream of "achieving the unification of the social systems".

All Koreans will never allow the farce of the puppet regime to institute the "charter for unification."