(LinkAsia: January 27, 2012) Twenty-three-year-old Park Jung-geun was recently arrested as a "North Korean sympathizer" under the controversial National Security Law for tweeting "pro-enemy" messages. LinkAsia host Yul Kwon spoke with his lawyer, Lee Kwang-cheol, who says the tweets were pure satire, and that many people are rallying to his cause. Footage from Reuters
Dog eaters
FuhrerVonFreiberg 2 weeks ago
FUCKING STUPID ASS LAW.
sweetasiansugar 3 weeks ago
LONG LIVE SOUTH KOREA
TheTollundWoman 3 weeks ago
@Evilfisher
In Germany its illegal to fly the Nazi flag or defend Hitler. In South Korea its illegal to defend Kim Jong Il. Same logic. Freedom of speech does not include the right to defend dictators and insult their victims. Uriminzokkiri is guilty of libel, they call defectors "human filth." the ROK government has the right to punish people for libel, just as every govt. does.
TheTollundWoman 3 weeks ago
@yorubablk3 well said
Evilfisher 3 weeks ago
yes there is no such things as "freedom of speech" in a western imperialists puppet regime.
everyone should post north korean propaganda in south korean media in response to this.
Evilfisher 3 weeks ago
@yorubablk3
the truth!
toknowandgrow 3 weeks ago
send him to north korea, seriously. he's begging for it.
scolexx 3 weeks ago
이광철을 한 단계 더! 어리석지 않다는 것을 알고 있는 한국이 미국 점령 죽음의 덫 * 통제에 대한 한국의 진정한 자유 * 민주화 인사들을 선전의 외관은 단순한 ' 자유민주주의를 감추기 위해 바로' 프로 US 네오콘(신보수주의자) 식민지의 핵심을 찾아내는 것과 같습니다.
yorubablk3 3 weeks ago
minhe said it right thought control
ourpangea 3 weeks ago