Koreans and their ‘unique’ forms of protest

Mar 05, 2007 21:39

Chopping off one's fingers is an overused method of protesting nowadays.

So people resorted to something more gory and definitely much more of a headliner.

On March 1, members of the far-right Patriotic Youth Association staged a protest in front of the Japanese Embassy in central Seoul with the names of Koreans who had collaborated with the Japanese during the colonization of the Korean peninsula (1910-1945) affixed to, of all things, dogs’ heads.



Things have heated up once again in the Japan-Korea, Japan-rest of Asia relations. Just when one got a little hopeful over the new Abe administration. *sigh*

korea, politics, news, japan

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