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On the 10th, apartment security guards in Gangbuk-gu, Seoul urged civil society organizations to prepare the punishment and prevent recurrences regarding the case in which they made extreme decisions about the injustice of the residents .
Police decided to summon and investigate a villager who is known to have assaulted a department security guard this week.
The National Assembly of the Democratic Union of Workers (Sindicato Democrático de Sindicatos), held by various civil society organizations such as the General Democratic Federation and the Progressive Party, held a commemorative press conference at the Wooi-dong apartment in Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, December 12. “The death of this guard worker is not a personal pessimism, but a social murder,” he said.
“In November 2014, six years have passed since guard workers in Apgujeong-dong department, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, died in the lives of the inhabitants,” he said. Died.
“It took place in Gangnam and Gangbuk with a time difference of six years.” They said: “It is natural for superior security workers to work without the slightest human dignity and to stop being treated as humans.” “We will use this incident as a starting point to protect the right to work safely for vulnerable people in this age.”
Lawyer Shin-Hana Lee, a lawyer from a democratic society who attended a press conference, said: “It is not about an individual or a department, but this reality is happening everywhere around us.” “We need to reflect on the working conditions of security workers and pay attention to blind spots in the workplace.”
The memorial meeting called for an investigative investigation into the death case, apologies from the perpetrators, and maintenance of a system related to apartment security workers. Choi’s comments were originally scheduled for the same day, but survivors deferred the comments until the 14th day, saying they would first receive an apology from the perpetrators.
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The memorial meeting attempted to hold a press conference in front of the department security room where Mr. Choi worked in the past, but some confusion arose when some residents blocked the press conference saying they should do so outside the apartment complex. Finally, the memorial meeting held a press conference at the entrance to the apartment on the outskirts.
According to residents, Choi, who was in his 50s, who was working as a security guard for the apartment, made a drastic decision on the 10th of this month after continuing to suffer assaults and assaults by Mr. A after fighting with Mr. A in his 50s due to parking problems on the 21st of last month.
Choi sued Mr. A on police charges of injury, assault and intimidation late last month before his death.
The Gangbuk Police Station in Seoul, which is investigating the case, prevented Mr. A from leaving the day before. A police officer said, “I am going to investigate Mr. A this week and investigate.”
On the other hand, around 18,000 people agreed at 2 pm on the 12th of the national petition that the petitioner who presented himself as a resident of the apartment published on the home page of the Blue House the previous day with the title of ” Relieve the unfair feelings of our apartment guard. “
Residents accused of being denounced as the perpetrators were said to have said: “There is no assault and people are making false or exaggerated claims.”
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