Youngsu Won is a socialist and coordinator of the International Forum in South Korea. Speaking to Federico Fuentes, from LINKS International Journal of…
This winter has been extremely cold in South Korea, with temperatures regularly reaching well below -10oC ā perhaps another sign of climate…
If trade unions and social movements learn the necessary lessons, they could lead this next stage of struggle. If not, South Korea may need to wait for a next generation
The last day of 2016 witnessed another historic moment in South Korean history: once again, a huge mobilization involving 1 million people took place
The huge mobilizations on each weekend of November up to last Saturdayās mega-protest maintained increasing pressure on the mainstream political parties, both those in power and in opposition
December 3 saw another mega-protest hit President Park Geun-hyeās regime, with more than 2.32 million angry South Koreans participating in the 6th national candlelight protest
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