Speakers at the meeting accused the Lee Myung Bak "government" and the "Grand National Party" of working hard to railroad evil bills of various kinds threatening the vital rights of the people through the "National Assembly."

Recalling that students and their parents are out in their protests against the measures to force teachers affiliated to the "National Teachers Union" to retire and fire them, they felt resentful against the Lee Myung Bak "government" keen on the unreasonable educational policy.

The "government" and the ruling party are hell-bent on retrogressively revising seven evil laws on media in a bid to blindfold the eyes of the people and stop their ears, they said, adding that voices denouncing the unilateral "state administration" of the Lee Myung Bak "government" are growing stronger than ever before.

A resolution read out at the meeting said that the south Korean society is finding itself in a more deplorable and serious emergency situation than any period of the modern history.

It called upon the people from all walks of life to unite as one and struggle against Lee Myung Bak regardless of ideology and political views.