They were representing some of human voice and showing supports for the Halmonies. This was not a political activity or a protest that can be translated as an illegal action. Law exists to protect people and tell us what is justice. So I think they still have right to say what they feel and think about this history and remind it in public even though they are on an E2 visa. That's about human right too.
They were representing some of human voice and showing supports for the Halmonies. This was not a political activity or a protest that can be translated as an illegal action. Law exists to protect people and tell us what is justice. So I think they still have right to say what they feel and think about this history and remind it in public even though they are on an E2 visa. That's about human right too.
jinniepark 3 years ago
Wise words.
Human rights are greater than the local law.
crazymalc 3 years ago
If you are teaching in Korea on an E2 visa, it is illegal for you to be protesting or taking part in any political activities.
willminkorea 3 years ago
Yep. Would of been happy to have been deported. Human Rights > Deportation
crazymalc 3 years ago
The police were just doing their jobs.
willminkorea 3 years ago
Of course.
crazymalc 3 years ago