S. Korean Ruling Forces' Fascist Suppression of People under Fire

Pyongyang, December 4 (KCNA) -- People of all social standings in south Korea are now staging ever fiercer actions for justice, truth, democracy and the right to existence against the conservative ruling forces' moves for the introduction of "state-compiled" history textbook and their unpopular rule. Much upset by this, the conservative ruling quarters hurled tens of thousands of police into the operations for brutally cracking down on the participants in the actions and are kicking up a whirlwind of forcible seizure, search and arrest of leading members of the south Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) which spearheaded the peaceful rally and dozens of organizations under it. Puppet court authorities demanded prison terms for many guiltless personages and indicted them en masse on charges that they praised the north. The authorities are revealing their criminal attempt to let the puppet Intelligence Service put down the people's anti-"government" struggle by linking it with the DPRK. A spokesman for the DPRK Measure Council for Human Rights in south Korea in a statement on Thursday said that what matters is that such fascist tyranny has assumed all the more indiscriminate nature since the south Korean chief executive ordered the repressive campaign, likening those who are opposed to the authorities' unpopular rule to terrorists of the "Islamic State" and threatening not to overlook them. The south Korean conservative forces' tyranny against the people will spark off stronger resistance of the angry people and will never be able to evade bitter censure and denunciation by all the Koreans and the international community, it warned. -0-