Workers' Solidarity holds weekly local meetings in various locations in Seoul and other provinces. The following meetings are forums open to the public.
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In 2015, as large number of refugees arrived in Europe, the question of refugee emerged as a major international issue. Ten years on, refugees around the world still face hardship. Here in Korea, too, the government has been extremely stingy in accepting refugees, and there's a push to reform the Refugee Law for worse.
We will hear from an Egyptian refugee who has lived eight years without having his refugee application granted. He will talk about the hardship asylum applicants face and their struggles, and we will discuss why the Korean government is so harsh in recognizing refugees and why we should welcome the refugees.
Amid deep concern over Trump’s tariff and security offensive, non-Western coalitions led by China are emerging. In particular, the gathering of the North Korean, Chinese, and Russian leaders at China’s Victory Day military parade drew attention.
Some on the left see the network of these countries or BRICS will help build an equitable multipolar order in opposition to U.S. unilateralism.
How should we view the ‘anti-U.S.’ cooperation of states like North Korea, China, and Russia? If we want a world without imperialism and war, what is truly needed?
Amid deep concern over Trump’s tariff and security offensive, non-Western coalitions led by China are emerging. In particular, the gathering of the North Korean, Chinese, and Russian leaders at China’s Victory Day military parade drew attention.
Some on the left see the network of these countries or BRICS will help build an equitable multipolar order in opposition to U.S. unilateralism.
How should we view the ‘anti-U.S.’ cooperation of states like North Korea, China, and Russia? If we want a world without imperialism and war, what is truly needed?