by New Worker
correspondent
Hyon Hak Bong and Michael Chant |
COMRADES and friends met at the John
Buckle Centre in south London on Saturday to mark the 22nd anniversary of the
passing of the Great Leader President Kim Il Sung on 8th July 1994. The guest of honour at the seminar, called by
the Friends of Korea committee, was Hyon Hak Bong the ambassador at the embassy of the Democratic
People's Republic of Korea in London and other speakers included Michael Chant
from the RCPB (ML), Dermot Hudson from the Korean Friendship Association and New
Communist Party leader Andy Brooks.
After questions and discussion the
meeting ended with a film on Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s four years of victory
informal discussion continued over drinks and Korean food.The Co-ordinating
Committee of the Friends of Korea brings together all the major movements
active in Korean friendship and solidarity work in Britain today. It is chaired
by Andy Brooks and the secretary is Michael Chant. The committee organises
meetings throughout the year, which are publicised by the supporting movements
and on the Friends of Korea website.
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