* Image source: various people
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While construction was done in part on Sunday, Shin Goo-Beom, a former Island governor and now, a leader of the Jeju Creative Party, visited the village. Shin opposes the naval base construction in the Gangjeong village and has recently been active to save Gangjeong along with his son, Shin Yong-In, lawyer and Party members.
The boards read:
"Movie critic, Yang Yoon-Mo's 12th day hunger strike in jail to stop the illegal Jeju naval base construction and to urge the punishment of the policemen who violently arrested him."
"Absolutely no Jeju naval base construction interspersed with systematic violence"
Otherwise Hyun Ae-Ja, a chairwoman of the Jeju branch of the Democratic Labor Party, visited the village with her party members. They planted a tree near the naval base field office and its construction fence. Their children wrote on the stones, ‘no naval base.’
Some artists visited the village, too.
A leader of the Life and Peace Fellowship members who are carrying their 100 days' pilgrim in the village wrote an encouraging letter to an activist who is currently fighting against stomach cancer (April 16)
Petals were falling on April 16, Saturday. The movie critic Yang Yoon-Mo met his 11th day hunger strike in jail on the day (April 16)
Various shells found in the coast
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A navy board on the description of construction companies, which has been put on the construction fence (April 16)
Monday, April 18, 2011
[Jeju Update] [April 16 &17] People visiting Gangjeong on Sunday/ Yang
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Gangjeong,
Gangjeong. Jeju naval base,
Jeju Island
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