They denounced the present regime for frantically intensifying the suppression of the labor movement by invoking "the Law on Trade Unions" which had been retrogressively revised in a brigandish manner and persistently pursuing unpopular policies.

They held that the above-said evil law should be rewritten as it calls for limiting and reducing the time and scope of activities of full-time union leaders and banning even the workers' union movement.

Branding the Lee Myung Bak regime's actions to stamp out trade unions as a challenge to the people desirous of democratization, they declared they would give vent to the resentment of the people in the "by-election to the National Assembly" slated to take place on July 28.