S. Korean Judicial Authorities' Fascist Action under Fire
KCNA
Pyongyang, August 26 (KCNA) -- The south Korean judicial authorities demanded heavy penalties against those who contributed to the improvement of the inter-Korean relations.
This is an anti-national and anti-reunification criminal act to hamstring the implementation of the June 15 joint declaration and bedevil the inter-Korean relations, going against the will of the compatriots. Minju Joson today says this in a signed commentary.
The commentary goes on:
Landmark events have taken place one after another as the inter-Korean relations of distrust and confrontation have turned into those of trust and reconciliation since the publication of the joint declaration. The court action of demanding heavy penalties against those who contributed to this work is intolerable.
Recalling that the Grand National Party has long committed acts of treachery to be cursed by the people, the commentary says that heavy penalties should be inflicted upon such criminals.
It goes on:
The south Korean judicial authorities have revealed through the trial that they are supporting the GNP in its treacherous acts.
It is as clear as noonday that serious consequences will be entailed by the disturbing situation where those who have desperately worked to downplay the significance of the June 15 joint declaration are allowed to strut and those who contributed to the improvement of the inter-Korean relations are subject to suppression.
The south Korean authorities are well advised to ponder over the consequences, revoke the heavy penalties demanded against those who were pacesetters in inter-Korean cooperation and take strong measures against the GNP which is driving the inter-Korean relations to confrontation while slandering the June 15 joint declaration.
Whether one stands for the implementation of the June 15 joint declaration or not and works to improve the inter-Korean relations or not can be clearly proved by action, not by words.
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