Speakers said that they could not but question the authorities if they have a will to improve the inter-Korean relations as they connived at the operations of the "Alliance for the Movement of Free North" and a U.S. organization to scatter leaflets.

They went on:

It is the double-dealing attitude without sincerity for the authorities to talk about "unification" while conniving at the acts of rattling the nerves of the north behind the scene.

If the south Korean chief executive sincerely wants dialogue between the south and the north and has the will for reunification she should hold in check the scattering of leaflets against the DPRK.

Civic and public organizations and religious bodies will get united to wage a struggle if she turns down this demand of people of all social strata.

They urged the U.S. to immediately stop the anti-reunification moves such as support to the scattering of leaflets and its interference in internal affairs.