[%%IMAGE1%%] Members of civic organizations lay flowers beneath the portrait of the late Lee Han-yeol on the 23rd anniversary of his death at Yonsei University in Seoul, June 9. The late Lee was struck in the head and killed by a tear gas canister beside the front gate of Yonsei University during a pro-democracy demonstration against the military dictatorship on June 6, 1987. His death ignited the pro-democracy movement in 1987.

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