[Seoul]

Movements to Remove Yoon Suk-yeol & Workers' Struggles

Date:

11 December(Wed) 2024, 7:30pm
Speaker:

Choi Il-bung (Member of the steering committee and international coordinator of Workers' Solidarity, author of Russian Revolution: Hope and Defeat, co-author and editor of Capitalist State: A Marxist Perspective)

Kim Munseong (Journalist for Workers’ Solidarity newspaper, co-author of Moon Jae-in Administration’s Betrayal of Candlelight movement’s Hope for Change)
Venue:

Seoul
SK Telecom PS&M Bosingak store, 2F (near Exit. 5 Jonggak Stn. / 6 Ujeongguk-ro, Jongno District, Seoul)

Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law in a surprise move, but only to lift it in the face of resistance. It was an attempt to suppress political opponents by force as his plummeting of popular support fueled a surge in the movements to remove Yoon. But angry ordinary people thwarted his plan for now.

Is Yoon finished? Despite this failure, Yoon and the right wing are not going to abandon their reactionary attempts. We will discuss how we should fight back and how we move forward the struggles.

English & Arabic interpretation will be provided by a professional interpreter.

Fee:

5000won
Hosted by Workers' Solidarity groups in Seoul
For inquiries:

010-8074-2793 / s-west@ws.or.kr

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👉 [Public Forum] Movements to  Remove Yoon Suk-yeol  & Workers' Struggles

https://ws.or.kr/forum/33652

    📌 11 December(Wed) 2024, 7:30pm
    📌 Speaker: Choi Il-bung&nbsp;(Member of the steering committee and international coordinator of Workers' Solidarity, author of Russian Revolution: Hope and Defeat, co-author and editor of Capitalist State: A Marxist Perspective)
Kim Munseong&nbsp;(Journalist for Workers&rsquo; Solidarity newspaper, co-author of&nbsp;Moon Jae-in Administration&rsquo;s Betrayal of Candlelight movement&rsquo;s Hope for Change)
📌 Seoul SK Telecom PS&amp;M Bosingak store, 2F (near Exit. 5 Jonggak Stn. / 6 Ujeongguk-ro, Jongno District, Seoul)
📌 Fee: 5000won 

💬 Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law in a surprise move, but only to lift it in the face of resistance. It was an attempt to suppress political opponents by force as his plummeting of popular support fueled a surge in the movements to remove Yoon. But angry ordinary people thwarted his plan for now.
Is Yoon finished? Despite this failure, Yoon and the right wing are not going to abandon their reactionary attempts. We will discuss how&nbsp;we should fight back and how we move forward the struggles.

🔺 Organizer: Workers' Solidarity groups in Seoul
🔺 For inquiries: 010-8074-2793 / s-west@ws.or.kr