Headquarters of anti-U.S. movement inaugurated
Pyongyang, January 14 (KCNA) -- The headquarters of the movement against the U.S. and war and for the conclusion of a non-aggression treaty between the north and the united states was reportedly formed by the South Korean anti-U.S., anti-war and anti-nuke joint council on Jan. 11.
The joint council that has waged an anti-U.S. struggle since it was formed in June last year declared that it would reorganize the council for the purpose of intensifying the anti-U.S. and anti-war struggle to cope with the crisis of war sparked by the Bush administration on the Korean Peninsula over its "nuclear issue" from the outset of the New Year.
The headquarters groups the solidarity for implementing the south-north joint declaration, the headquarters of the people's movement for the withdrawal of the U.S. forces from South Korea, and the solidarity for reunification movement of the youth and students for the implementation of the June 15 joint declaration (14 bodies including the south headquarters of the national alliance of youth and students for the country's reunification, the South Korean Federation of University Student Councils, the Young Men's Christian Association and the Young Buddhist Association.)
The HQ held that the Korean nation will be exterminated and the country will go to ruin unless the U.S. madcap "nuclear racket" and war moves and its obstructions to the implementation of the June 15 joint declaration are checked and frustrated.
It also declared that it would wage diverse struggles such as rally, information activities and publication of literature for masses under the slogans "No U.S. nuclear war moves against north, the conclusion of a non-aggression treaty between the north and the U.S. and the withdrawal of the U.S. troops, killers of the schoolgirls," while firmly supporting the sit-in hunger strike at Myongdong Cathedral called by the national alliance of youth and students for the country's reunification and escalating the anti-U.S. struggle in solidarity with various organizations.
