On the left, there are members of the Korean Teachers and Education Workers’ Union (KTU, Jeon Gyo Jo) and the Korean Government Employees’ Union (KGEU) protest the oppression of the government.

On the right, the politically-biased prosecutors and police officers who have engaged in political oppression and an agent of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) who has engaged in a politicized investigation by wire tapping through packet eavesdropping ride in a car and say, “How can the government employees be involved in political activity?”

A prosecutor holds a newspaper detailing a shoddy investigation by prosecutors, the behavior conducted regardless of the law as if they are gods, and the recent string of not-guilty court decisions.

Prosecutors, the police and the NIS have received criticism for carrying out their duties with political motivations.

(Hankyoreh Geurimpan, Feb. 6, 2010)