Vehemently denouncing the south Korean authorities for submitting to Japan by joining it in its criminal acts to put under the carpet its past crimes forever, far from calling the Japanese authorities to task over the sexual slavery and demanding them make an apology and reparation, the statement continued:

It is a well-known fact that the recent south Korea-Japan foreign ministers' meeting took place at the beck and call and under the pressure of the U.S. to maintain its hegemony in Asia and realize invasion of Korea.

The victims of the sexual slavery are protesting the south Korean regime for accepting Japan's unreasonable demand of withdrawing the statue of a girl sexual slave outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul, and south Korean people are branding the recent "agreement" as the "second humiliating agreement between south Korea and Japan" reached by Park Geun Hye in the wake of that by Park Chung-Hee.

Park Geun Hye should clearly remember that if she persists in maintaining power only, submitting to outsiders in disregard of the nation's destiny, she would be unanimously denounced by all fellow countrymen.