[Peace-discuss] [Fwd: June 1st meeting on Korea]
Jay Mittenthal
mitten at life.uiuc.edu
Tue May 27 13:37:13 CDT 2003
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Subject: June 1st meeting on Korea
From: Bill & Beth Massey <billbeth at rcn.com>
Date: Mon, May 26, 2003 10:59 am
To: Bill & Beth Massey <billbeth at rcn.com>
Come hear Yoomi Jeong
Deputy Secretary General of the Korea Truth Commission (KTC)
Speak About:
Koreas Struggle for Self-Determination
2-5 pm Sunday, June 1st
at the Chicago Temple, 77 W Washington St (across from Daley
Plaza)
Why is Korea still divided? Why are tens of thousands of US troops still
in Korea despite mass protests? What is the nuclear power dispute
between the US and
North Korea all about? How do the people in the south of Korea feel? Is
Korea the next target of the Bush War Machine? What can the peace
movement do to
stop a war on Korea?
There will also be a showing of the powerful BBC video
Kill em All
Documenting US military massacres of civilians during the Korean War
Yoomi Jeong is a Korean American peace activist and a leader of the KTC.
She has led eight international fact-finding delegations to North and
South Korea.
The KTC is investigating the US massacres of civilians during the
Korean War as well as current crimes of US servicemen / crimes of
occupation.
KTC has helped organize massive demonstrations of students, youth and
workers in South Korea, demanding
US Troops Out of Korea and Reunification with North Korea.
Yoomi will have just returned from Korea. Yoomi was born in Chicago.
Sponsored by Chicago Coalition Against War and Racism (CCAWR) Endorsed
by Chicago International Action Center (IAC), the Nicaragua Solidarity
Committee (NSC) and the League of Filipino Students (LFS)
For more information and to list as endorsing organization phone
773.878.0166 or email billbeth at rcn.com>
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