In this regard, Dr. Jong Chol Ho, a teacher of Kim Il Sung University in the DPRK, told KCNA:

On September 12, the south Korean authorities committed such fascist outrage as detaining a U.S.-resident Korean scholar, who posted on internet newspapers an article on national reunification and the history of anti-Japanese movement, on the charge of violation of "Security Law".

It is a repetition of human rights violation and politically-motivated terrorism committed by the Park Chung-Hee fascist clique against overseas compatriots in the 1960s and 1970s.

Two years ago, the Park Geun Hye group of traitors made a political terrorism against a U.S.-resident Korean woman for having told south Korean inhabitants about what she had seen during her tour of Pyongyang. And they deported this woman from south Korea, her home.

When she visited her native place, she told that she was born in a conservative family and thought "the north is a place where bicorn apparitions are living".

But, during my visit to it with my husband, I felt national emotion and warm humanity, she said, adding: If this is an act of following the north, I will readily become a follower of the north.

Now in south Korea, intelligence, security and horror rule is enforced to stamp out political freedom and democratic rights of the people, outstripping the fascist rule shaped by Park Chung-Hee, "yusin" dictator.

For such human rights violations, traitor Park Geun Hye has gone under the attack of criticism by the south Korean people and the international community. Nevertheless, the traitor called for enforcement of "bill on human rights in the north" and "internationalization" of "human rights issue in the north".

The south Korean group of traitors should give ears to the strong demands of the people and step down from power at an early date, far from pulling up others over the nonexistent "human rights issue".