The editorial recalled that the Federation of Peasants Associations held a meeting at which it vowed to hold a 100,000-peasant rally for defense of the food sovereignty and change of the regime in November.

The agriculture on this land is facing a ruin and peasants' vital rights are being ruthlessly trampled down due to the moves of the U.S.-led Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in the wake of the regime's opening of rice market, it charged.

Positive actions of people of various strata are being waged to win the vital rights and defend agriculture, it said, and went on:

The 100 000-peasant rally slated for November heralds the start of the people's action for bringing down the regime together with the workers' general strike.

Oppression is bound to be accompanied with a struggle.

The 100 000 peasants' actions for ensuring prices for farm produce, protecting the food sovereignty and bringing down the corrupt and incompetent regime will sweep south Korea.