Occupation is a Crime! The Struggle to Dismantle U.S. Military Bases in South Korea
July 26, 2025
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as posted by the channelSpeakers: Seoul Peace Solidarity for Sovereignty and Reunification, Action for Peace Sovereignty, Beyond Peace
Moderator: Simone Chun
For decades, people across the ROK (South Korea) have resisted the presence and the expansion of U.S. military bases on their land. From farmers and students to elders and union organizers, Koreans across all backgrounds have united to fight the political, economic, environmental, and social harms of U.S. military occupation. These struggles are not just historical; they are deeply rooted in places like Soseongri, Gangjeong (Jeju Island), Pyeongtaek, and Seoul. This workshop will explore the history, key sites, and current resistance movements, highlighting the courage and resilience of those standing against militarized occupation.
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