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| Dermot Hudson speakng |
By New Worker
correspondent
Irish
supporters of Democratic Korea met in Belfast last month to hear Dermot Hudson
of the UK Korean Friendship Association (KFA) talk about his recent visit to
north Korea and discuss future solidarity work in the north of Ireland.
The struggle for Korean reunification and
the role of US imperialism came up during the discussion that followed.
Inevitably comparisons were made between the division of Korea and the
partition of Ireland by imperialism. Some great ideas came out of the meeting
such as increased KFA Ireland activities and a proposal to have the works of
great leader Kim Il Sung and dear leader Kim Jong Il translated into Gaelic.
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