By New Worker correspondent
Korean
solidarity activists met last weekend to take part in a Juche seminar in the
Bulgarian capital of Sofia. Dermot Hudson from the Juché Idea Study Group
joined other European delegates for a seminar on the theme of Independence,
Sovereignty and International Co-Operation which was supported by the
International Institute of the Juché Idea and the Korean Association of Social
Scientists.
In the western world Juché is simply
described as “self-reliance” but it is much more than that. Juché elevates the
philosophical principles of Marxism-Leninism as well as its economic theories and
focuses on the development of each individual worker, who can only be truly
free as part of the collective will of the masses.
Juché reflects the thinking of Korean
communist leader Kim Il Sung, who said that working people could only become
genuinely emancipated if they stood on their own two feet. The great Korean
leader, who led the Korean people to victory against Japan during the Second
World War, developed Korean-style socialism and the Juché idea during his
life-time.
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