URGENT: Hundreds of workers have been occupying the Ssangyong Motors factory against layoffs - Now the South Korean state unleashes a wave of violence to crush them.
SOLIDARITY PROTEST 5.30- 6.30pm tomorrow @SouthKorean Embassy in London. Nearest Tube : St James Park. Map: tinyurl.com/skoreaembassy
Simple text msg to fit in ONE text:
Flash protest outside SKorean Embassy in solidarity w occupying workers. TMRW, Thurs, 5.30-6.30pm. Nr St James Pk tube, SW1. Bring banners & people. Plz forward
PLEASE FORWARD TO EVERYONE YOU CAN AND IF YOU CAN MAKE IT SEND A FB MESSAGE OR RSVP.
Photos:
http://tinyurl.com/skoreaprotest
http://tinyurl.com/skoreaprotest2
Articles:
Counterfire: When 'Class War' is not a metaphor http://tinyurl.com/kjskpt
Socialist Worker: Day of fierce fighting at occupied South Korean car factoryhttp://www.socialistworker.co.uk/art.php?id=18715
Videos:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/8185341.stm
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What we are looking at here is one of the most radical working-class struggles taking place in the world at the moment. The South Korean workers are absolutely right to defend their jobs from the economic crisis. It is the workers who create wealth in society and the rich who have fucked the economy up. The struggle in South Korea is not separate from the struggle in Britain it is the same. Their fight is our fight.
Why demonstrate?
By attending this demonstration we can show the worker's in occupation that in resisting tear gas, catapults and wanton acts of state-violence that there are people all over the world in support of them. The occupiers recently sent a message of solidarity to the occupiers at Vestas' factory in the Isle of White. Let us send solidarity back to them and condemn the brutal violence enforced by Lee Myunk-Bak.
Together we must build an international movement where we organise, occupy and fight for the right to work with the belief that another world is possible.
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