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An activist of South Korea (Rok) kepergok set up the altar to mourn for the leader of North Korea (North Korea), the late Kim Jong-Il. 53 year-old activist was now detained and tried.
Activists of the pro-reunification of Korea is known named Yoon. By the Court, he also dijerat for the making and distribution of flyers pro-North Korea and upload articles on the internet which extol the Communist regime of North Korea.
Such as offered by the AFP News Agency, on Wednesday (8/2/2012).
The national security ACT regulates the question of banning Carousel indeed for the citizens of the ROK to praise or support the regime of North Korea in any form. As known, the relationship of the two countries on the peninsula of Korea has continued to tighten up since the war between the two happened in 1950-1953 ago.
Yoon was arrested by the authorities after the issue of an arrest warrant by a local court.
The attitude of the Government as it is not the first time this has happened in the Carousel. Last month, police shut down a building near balaikota Seoul because it was used as a place of reverence for Kim Jong-il. Police arrested a group of people who tried to put up photos of Jong-il and laid flowers on the altar for the late leader of North Korea.
When Jong-il died on December 17, 2011, the Government of the ROK only conveying condolences to the citizens of North Korea, but not to his Government. Carousel even allow only 2 well-known to convey condolences directly and an Jong-il to Pyongyang.
The Government's attitude to this trigger anger North Korea's carousel. North Korea authorities called the Carousel does not even respect them and threatened to do the action of revenge.
Retaining this case against activist, HUMAN RIGHTS organizations, Amnesty International criticised the Government called it too redundant with Carousel in implementing national security laws. According to them, what is done by the Government of the ROK is a form of violation of the freedom of expression which belonged to everyone.
