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| Dermot Hudson and Thae Yong Ho |
by New Worker
correspondent
Comrades
and friends met to discuss future Korean solidarity work at the AGM of the
Korean Friendship Association held in central London last weekend. UK KFA chair
Dermot Hudson opened the discussion which focused the anniversary of the
north-south June 15th Declaration and the start of Kim Jong Il’s
work at the Workers Party of Korea and preparations for the annual Month of
Solidarity with the Korean People which starts on the anniversary of the
imperialist attack on the DPR Korea on 25th June 1950.
A report of work was given which outlined the KFA's activities and
achievements over the past year while Thae Yong Ho from the DPR Korea’s London
embassy covered many aspects of life in Juche Korea during the always-popular
question and answer session that followed.
Dermot Hudson was returned to the
helm of the KFA unopposed. Two other activists stepped down this year and their
vacancies were filled by David Munoz, who was elected Organisation Secretary and Daniel
Braggins, voted in as Communications Secretary.
A solidarity letter to dear respected
leader Chairman Kim Jong Un was adopted together with solidarity greetings to
the DPRK government and the Anti-Imperialist National Democratic Front (AINDF)
– the underground resistance to the
fascist regime in south Korea.
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