He stressed the need to "respect and implement" the purport and spirit of the "agreement" on the sexual slavery for the Imperial Japanese Army, expressing the will to "further boost cooperation" with Japan to cope with the "nuclear and missile threats from the north."

Rodong Sinmun Friday says in a commentary in this regard:

Traitor Hwang's "memorial address" is a shameless jargon to cover up the huge crimes they committed by pushing the south Korean society into irrevocable chaos and catastrophe and the north-south relations into the worst crisis, and dodge criticism at home and abroad.

He reeled off a litany of vitriol dispraising the dignity and social system of the DPRK, revealing his ambition for "unification under liberal democracy" through "change" of the north. His reckless remarks are infamies of a psychopath unaware of his poor position to be ousted together with Park Geun Hye.

It is disgrace of the nation that rare confrontation maniacs and traitors like Park Geun Hye and Hwang Kyo An are still left intact in south Korea.