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Social elders such as Father Ham Se-woong and Monk Myung-jin urged the enactment of the Corporate Punishment for Severe Accidents Act (Severe Accidents Act) and the decision to re-establish the leadership of the Busan regional headquarters of the National Federation of Democratic Trade Unions (KFTU), Kim Jin-sook, who has been fired for 35 years.
They held a press conference in front of the Blue House fountain on the 28th, “President Jae-in Moon, the government and the ruling party’s attitude towards the Major Disaster Law require reflection and reflection.” He insisted.
Former Democratic Labor Party lawmaker Dan Byeong-ho said: “Although 2,400 workers die and 100,000 are injured each year, the ruling party and Moon Jae-in’s government have not passed the Severe Disaster Law.” “You have to pass it.”
The elders also stressed that President Moon should step forward for the reinstatement of leader Kim Jin-sook, who was fired from Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction in Busan in 1986 and is retiring this year.
Participants said: “The reinstatement of Kim Jin-suk is the least courtesy of those who have built democracy through all kinds of adversity, oppression, death and devotion.” “As the Busan City Council and the National Assembly Labor and Environment Committee agreed to a special resolution for reinstatement, President Moon must make a decision. Do.”
Father Ham said: “All members of the ruling party, including President Moon, have suffered a difficult situation,” he said. “It is an order of the time to enact a grave disaster law to save the brothers and sisters and sons and daughters who lost their lives in the labor field.”
In the statement of the society’s elders, 73 people, including Don-Moon Jo, Emeritus Professor of Catholic University, Deok-Woo Lee, Professor Ho-cheol Son, Emeritus Professor of Sogang University, Fr.
In front of the source where the press conference was held, there was an indefinite hunger strike, urging the enactment of the Major Disaster Law and the reinstatement of leader Kim.
Under the social distancing policy, the size of the press conference was limited to “no more than 9 people.” There was a moment of friction as the police blocked the entrance of the elderly participants, saying that eight participants of the overnight fast were at the meeting place.
The elders gave their opinions to the Blue House and interviewed the fasting workers. The organizers said that the afternoon of that day, the Head of Civil Society of the Blue House was going to find agricultural growth.
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