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To: The Pan-S. Korea Solution Committee against U.S. Base Expansion in Pyeongtaek
Solidarity Message for a Great Peace Demonstration on 24 September
in opposition to U.S. base expansion in Pyeongtaek
The Japan Peace Committee heartily sends a solidarity message for a Great Peace Demonstration on 24 September in opposition to U.S. base expansion in Pyeongtaek. Promoting the movement involving the whole residents against the strengthening of bases under the program of realignment of U.S. Armed Forces, we feel strong sympathy and solidarity for your unyielding struggle. Let¡¯s advance together hand in hand in order to protect the life and right of residents, and peace both in Japan and in South Korea, and in Asia.
The cause just belongs to your voice which demands the stop of base expansion in Pyeongtaek because it is an invasion of the residents¡¯ right to live and a menace to peace in the Korean Peninsula and in Northeastern Asia. We support your demand that seeks the interruption of the forced eviction plan of houses where opposing residents live, and the re-negotiation between the governments of South Korea and U.S. to reexamine the plan of U.S. base expansion in Pyeongtaek.
The Pan-S. Korea Solution Committee against U.S. Base Expansion in Pyeongtaek comprised of many civil member organizations has been playing an important role so as to inform of the danger and injustice of U.S. base expansion and build up the public opinion against it in South Korea and abroad. We strongly hope that you will lead your struggle to the victory by carrying through the policy to withdraw the base expansion based on the nationwide solidarity and non-violent movement as you have already confirmed.
In Japan, the nationwide protest movement against the strengthening of U.S. bases and the construction of a new U.S. base is being developed involving the whole municipality and its residents. In Okinawa Prefecture where 75% of U.S. bases in Japan are concentrated, 70% of the citizen opposes the construction plan of a new U.S. base. Concerning the strengthening plan of Base Iwakuni adjacent to Hiroshima Prefecture, the majority of the citizen opposes it by a referendum, and the mayor also carries through a view point opposite to it. In Yokosuka where a U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carrier will be deployed, a rally with 30,000 participants was held on 9 July, and people are promoting the movement for a referendum to ask the yes and no of the plan.
The realignment and strengthening of U.S. Armed Forces which is being promoted now on the world level aims at building up the formation which enables U.S. Forces based on its allied nations to wage preemptive attacks anywhere on the earth. The movement against this plan both in Japan and in South Korea is greatly significant for peace in Asia and in the world.
We criticize severely the glorification of the war of aggression caused by Japanese militarism, including the Prime Minister¡¯s visits to Yasukuni Shrine. And the nationwide movement to protect the Article 9 of the Constitution that renounces war and prohibits the possession of armed forces is also developing. The clear attitude to the war of aggression is important not only for the peaceful co-existence in Asia today, but also the core of the peace movement in post-war Japan.
We hope from the bottom of heart that your peace demonstration will succeed and that the solidarity and cooperation in the movement between the two nations, Japan and South Korea, will further develop.
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