Police intimidation no match for South Korea's pro-Palestine activists
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
South Korean activists on Saturday continued their weekly demonstrations in solidarity with Palestinians despite police’s intimidation.
Three pro-Palestinian activists answered a summons for questioning brought by the Seoul Metropolitan Police on Thursday.
The police claim that a demonstration held last October violated public assembly law, but Irang Bak and his fellow activists vow to carry on their rallies.
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