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GEFONT migrant division (12.2) and Deputy Secretary General ((11.28), Jacquelyn Miller (11. 29), Nafiz Oezbek ( 11.28), JT Takagi (11.27),<BR>
International Trade Union Confederation ( 11.30), Nepal National Teacher¡¯s Association<BR>
(11.29), 20 representatives of migrant groups in the Netherlands ( NGO<BR>
´Üü 20°³ 11.29), APWLS-Korea (11.28), Public Services International (PSI), MFA (11.28),<BR>
KMU ( (12.4), Amnesty International (11.4), Austrailian Meat Industy Employees Union (, 12.4), General Confederation of Portuguese Workers (12.3)<BR>
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<BR>
Mr. Jung Seong-Jin <BR>
<BR>
Minister of Justice<BR>
Seoul, South Korea<BR>
<BR>
Dear Minister Jung, <BR>
<BR>
The Australasian Meat Industry Employees Union were appalled to hear that on the morning of November 27 between 9:00 and 9:30, the president, vice president and general secretary of the KCTU affiliate, Seoul-Gyeonggi-Incheon Migrants? Trade Union, were arrested, each in front of his separate home or workplace. <BR>
<BR>
As representatives of workers in Australia it appears to us that the arrests are a targeted crackdown to try to silence MTU and the opposition struggle it has lead against the anti-human rights crackdown being carried out against undocumented migrants in South Korea. <BR>
<BR>
That this was a meditated act of repression is also apparent from the fact that the arrests came at the same time as the South Korean Immigration Control Office is stepping up its crackdown and a proposal is being put forth the revise immigration law to make it possible to carry out the crackdown continuously with complete disregard for the most basic procedures to protect human rights. <BR>
<BR>
The arrests of the MTU leadership is a gross violation of human rights and a horrendous act of labor repression which targets not only migrant workers and MTU but also the KCTU, the 15 million workers it represents and the international labor community. As part of the international labour movement, we will not remain silent. <BR>
<BR>
We demand that you meet the following demands:<BR>
<BR>
-Immediately release President Kajiman, Vice President Raju and General Secretary Masum!<BR>
<BR>
-Stop the targeted crackdown and labor repression against MTU!<BR>
<BR>
-Stop the crackdown and deportation of undocumented migrant workers!<BR>
<BR>
Signed, <BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Gwynnyth Evans<BR>
Australasian Meat Industry Employees Union<BR>
62 Lygon Street <BR>
Victoria 3053 <BR>
Australia<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Nepal National Teacher's Association <BR>
(NNTA)<BR>
Purnachandi, Kumaripati, Lalitpur e-mail: <A href="mailto:nnta@hons.com.np">nnta@hons.com.np</A><BR>
P. O. Box. 107, Lalitpur,Nepal www.nntanepal.com <BR>
Tel # 00977-1-5527581<BR>
Fax # 00977-1-5538418<BR>
<BR>
November-29, 2007<BR>
<BR>
To, <BR>
Honorable Minister<BR>
Jng Seong -Jin<BR>
Ministry of Justice<BR>
South Korea <BR>
Re: Urgent Appeal for immediate release of Trade Union Leaders.<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
We, The Nepal National Teachers' Association, express our deep concerns over the targeted crackdown of Mr. Kajiman, the president, Vice President Raju and General Secretary Masum of Migrants' Trade Union MTU, one of the affiliate of KCTU and other arrested leaders of the MTU. This act of detention is not only against the global rights of the trade union, but also a violation of the human rights. It is a great threat to the international labor, professional and human rights communities.<BR>
<BR>
We, NNTA, being as a charter member of Education International EI ( the global organization of teachers' and educators) and the biggest and the oldest teachers' Association of Nepal (representing about 80 thousand teachers) strongly condemn the detention of the leaders of MTU.<BR>
NNTA appeals for the immediate release of the arrested leaders with out any precondition and wish all the trade unionists of the world to oppose ageists this brutal steps of the government of Korea. We are currently making further preparations and will mobilize every means possible to pressurize the government of Korea via-embassy of Korea, Nepal.<BR>
<BR>
We support all the trade union movements of the KCTU and express our immense solidarity forever.<BR>
<BR>
With Solidarity!<BR>
<BR>
Babu Ram Adhikari<BR>
General Secretary <BR>
NNTA<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
CC: KCTU, Korea<BR>
MTU, Korea<BR>
KTU, Korea<BR>
EI,Head quarter, Brussels<BR>
Embassy of Korea, Nepal <BR>
<BR>
To: Mr. Jung Seong-Jin<BR>
Minister of Justice<BR>
Seoul<BR>
KOREA<BR>
fax: 00 82 2 503 3532 or 00 82 2 500 9128<BR>
<BR>
From: 20 directors/coordinators Migrant and Human Rights NGOs in The Netherlands<BR>
contact person: Jan Paul Smit<BR>
Olympiaweg 59-II<BR>
1076 VP Amsterdam<BR>
NETHERLANDS<BR>
Phone: + 31 20 664 0088<BR>
e-mail: <A href="mailto:jpsmit@xs4all.nl">jpsmit@xs4all.nl</A><BR>
<BR>
Copy to: the Migrants¡¯ Trade Union, Korea<BR>
Mrs. Chung, Yeon Soon, Director General Discrimination Investigation Bureau of the National Human Rights Commission of Korea,<BR>
Mr. Lee, Dong-Bum, Secretary to the Prime Minister for Civil Affairs,<BR>
Mrs Catherine Hee-Jln Kim, director Amnesty International South Korea<BR>
Mr. Theo Wijngaard, Amnesty International The Netherlands<BR>
Human Rights director of the European Commission<BR>
Human Rights director of the Council of Europe<BR>
Human Rights director of the Federation of Dutch Unions (FNV)<BR>
<BR>
About: violent arrest of three leaders of the Migrants¡¯ Trade Union<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Amsterdam, November 29, 2007<BR>
<BR>
Dear Mr. Jung Seong-Jin<BR>
<BR>
We were very shocked when we received an e-mail yesterday night about the violent arrest of three important leaders of the Migrants¡¯ Trade Union: mr. Masum, mr. Kajiman and mr. Raju.<BR>
<BR>
We know very well how always the MTU exert to the utmost to help migrants in Korea who are in trouble. We also know the MTU always does the best it can to get media attention for the problems of the migrants and to inform the general public. So the MTU contributes a lot for the understanding and the peaceful living together of different groups of the population in Korea.<BR>
We think your government should be very grateful for all the important work the MTU is doing for the Korean society.<BR>
<BR>
The violent arrest of trade union leaders who completely peacefully and legally works for the rights of the members of their legal organization is a serious violation of the human rights we cannot accept.<BR>
<BR>
We hope you will release the three leaders of the Migrants¡¯ Trade Union, mr. Masum, mr. Kajiman and mr. Raju directly and you will have a fruitful cooperation in the next future.<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Waiting for a response on your part, <BR>
<BR>
signed,<BR>
<BR>
twenty directors/coordinators Migrant and Human Rights NGOs in The Netherlands<BR>
contact person: Jan Paul Smit<BR>
<BR>
Dear KCTU Comrades<BR>
Sorry to hear about MTU Leaders arrested and we will do International <BR>
Solidarity<BR>
officially after our president going back from Brasil (together with Hye-Won).<BR>
Please be informed that FSPMI support KCTU action regarding this <BR>
violence and hope<BR>
MTU-KCTU will held good result immediately to fight againts workers rights.<BR>
Bro Lee Changgeun .... Bro Ridwan now in Seoul, South Korea due to <BR>
Trade Union activity.<BR>
I hope he can joint to your struggle.<BR>
<BR>
In Solidarity<BR>
Vonny Diananto<BR>
DPP FSPMI<BR>
<BR>
Free Comrade Kajiman, Masum and Raju! <BR>
<BR>
November 28,2007 <BR>
<BR>
The Asia Pacific Workers Solidarity Link (APWSL-Korea)condemn in the strongest terms possible the illegal arrest and detention of Comrade Kajiman, Masum, and Raju, President, Vice President and the General Secretary of the Migrant Trade Union by the Korean Immigration. <BR>
<BR>
The APWSL Korea hold the Roh Mo Hyun government responsible for this fascist attack against Comrade Kajiman,Masun and Raju. The APWSL Korea will make these government fully accountable for any harm and dirty act that may befall Comrade Kajiman, Masum, and Raju while under Chongju detention center, including possible deportation to their respective countries. <BR>
<BR>
Arresting Comrade Kajiman, Masum and Raju signals the intensification of all sorts of legal manipulations, judicial proceedings and dirty tricks against the MTU personnel. <BR>
<BR>
The government mistakenly believe that their arrest will weaken the Migrant Trade Unio. They are completely wrong in thinking that by incarcerating these people will put a stop to the rapid growth of the militant and progressive migrant unions in Korea. <BR>
<BR>
In having Comrade Kajiman,Masum and Raju arrested, the Roh Mo Hyun government has succeeded only in further fueling the militant movement and the migrants worker¡¯s anger against his brutal government <BR>
<BR>
The APWSL Korea calls on all workers and friends in Korea and other countries, the international progressive and civil rights movement and other anti-imperialist and democratic forces and people around the world to act now and help safeguard the rights and life of Comrade Kajiman, Masum and Raju <BR>
<BR>
We express complete support and solidarity to the protest actions in the Korea, We anticipate protest actions to intensify in the coming days in order to denounce the arrest, demand the Roh Mo Hyun government to immediately release Comrade Kajiman, Masum and Raju and stop the governments from subjecting them to further fascist attacks and harassment. <BR>
<BR>
Free Comrade Kajiman, Masum and Raju! <BR>
<BR>
Stop Crackdown! Legalize All Migrant Workers <BR>
<BR>
Rev Jang Chang Weon APWLS-Korea <BR>
<BR>
Convener <BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Date: Nov 29, 2007 <BR>
<BR>
Mr. Jung Seong-Jin <BR>
Minister of Justice <BR>
Seoul, South Korea <BR>
<BR>
Dear Minister Jung, <BR>
<BR>
On the morning of November 27 between 9:00 and 9:30, the president, vice president and general secretary of the KCTU affiliate, Seoul-Gyeonggi-Incheon Migrants¡¯ Trade Union, were arrested, each in front of his separate home or workplace. This event has already received international attention. <BR>
<BR>
It is clear from the form in which the arrests took place <BR>
<BR>
that this was a targeted crackdown meant to silence MTU and the opposition struggle it has lead against the anti-human rights crackdown being carried out against undocumented migrants in South Korea. <BR>
that this was a meditated act of repression at the same time as the South Korean Immigration Control Office is stepping up its crackdown and a proposal is being put forth the revise immigration law <BR>
that it is under the ill-intention to make it possible to carry out the crackdown continuously with complete disregard for the most basic procedures to protect human rights. <BR>
<BR>
The arrests of the MTU leadership is a gross violation of human rights and a horrendous act of labor repression which targets not only migrant workers and MTU but also the native Korean workers, their federations & confederations of Korea mainly KCTU & its affiliates. <BR>
<BR>
We therefore strongly put forward the following demands tro meet as soon as possible: <BR>
- Immediately release President Kajiman, Vice President Raju and General Secretary Masum! <BR>
- Stop the targeted crackdown and labor repression against MTU! <BR>
- Stop the crackdown and deportation of undocumented migrant workers! <BR>
<BR>
Looking forward for immediate positive action <BR>
<BR>
Umesh Upadhyaya <BR>
<BR>
Deputy Secretary General <BR>
<BR>
GEFONT-Nepal Date: Nov 29, 2007 <BR>
<BR>
Mr. Jung Seong-Jin <BR>
Minister of Justice <BR>
Seoul, South Korea <BR>
<BR>
Dear Minister Jung, <BR>
<BR>
On the morning of November 27 between 9:00 and 9:30, the president, vice president and general secretary of the KCTU affiliate, Seoul-Gyeonggi-Incheon Migrants¡¯ Trade Union, were arrested, each in front of his separate home or workplace. This event has already received international attention. <BR>
<BR>
It is clear from the form in which the arrests took place <BR>
<BR>
that this was a targeted crackdown meant to silence MTU and the opposition struggle it has lead against the anti-human rights crackdown being carried out against undocumented migrants in South Korea. <BR>
that this was a meditated act of repression at the same time as the South Korean Immigration Control Office is stepping up its crackdown and a proposal is being put forth the revise immigration law <BR>
that it is under the ill-intention to make it possible to carry out the crackdown continuously with complete disregard for the most basic procedures to protect human rights. <BR>
<BR>
The arrests of the MTU leadership is a gross violation of human rights and a horrendous act of labor repression which targets not only migrant workers and MTU but also the native Korean workers, their federations & confederations of Korea mainly KCTU & its affiliates. <BR>
<BR>
We therefore strongly put forward the following demands tro meet as soon as possible: <BR>
- Immediately release President Kajiman, Vice President Raju and General Secretary Masum! <BR>
- Stop the targeted crackdown and labor repression against MTU! <BR>
- Stop the crackdown and deportation of undocumented migrant workers! <BR>
<BR>
Looking forward for immediate positive action <BR>
<BR>
Umesh Upadhyaya <BR>
<BR>
Deputy Secretary General <BR>
<BR>
GEFONT-Nepal<BR>
<BR>
Dear friends,<BR>
<BR>
Migrant Forum in Asia is alarmed by the recent arrest of the Migrants?Trade Union (MTU) leadership in Korea yesterday morning, 27 November 2007. <BR>
<BR>
MTU is an affiliate of the KCTU which was formed on April 24, 2005. The MTU, which is in fact a merger of several migrant workers unions and groups in Seoul, Gyeonggi and Incheon, is an effort by migrant workers in South Korea to organize and fight for their rights.<BR>
<BR>
>From the beginning, the South Korean government refused to recognize the MTU and publicly announced that the MTU could not have the three basic labor rights---the right to organize, the right to strike, and the right to collective bargaining. <BR>
<BR>
In May 2005, MTU former President Anwar Hossain was also forcibly arrested and detained at the immigration center where he suffered injuries in the head and hands. Clearly, the arrest of President Anwar is a direct attempt by the South Korean government to repress the MTU and crackdown against migrant workers in South Korea.<BR>
<BR>
In February 2007, the 11th Division of Seoul High Court ruled that all migrant workers have the right to unionize regardless of their legal status. Depite the Court's decision, we have again received information about the arrest of MTU leadership. Please find below more information about the incident. <BR>
<BR>
In support of MTU and KCTU, we would like to call for your solidarity to make an urgent appeal to the Minister of Justice. MTU and KCTU has already drafted a protest letter addressed to the Minister of Justice. Please send appeal by fax to +82-2-503-3532 or +82-2-500-9128. <BR>
Please be sure to send a copy to KCTU by +82-2-2635-1134(fax) or e-mail at <A href="mailto:inter@kctu.org">inter@kctu.org</A><BR>
<BR>
Courage, Peace and Power,<BR>
<BR>
William Gois <BR>
30 November 2007<BR>
Arrest and detention of the MTU leadership and KGEU trade unionists <BR>
Dear President, <BR>
The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), representing 305 trade union organisations, with a total membership of 168 million workers in 153 countries and territories, including Korea, is concerned about the arrest and detention of the President of the Migrants¡¯ Trade Union (MTU), Mr. Kajiman, Vice President Mr. Raju and General Secretary Mr. Masum on 27 November, and the arrest and continued detention of Park Moon Gyu, Head of Dongan-gu(ward) Local of KGEU Anyang City Chapter and Lee Ho Seong, Policy Director of KGEU Anyang City Chapter.<BR>
The ITUC has been informed that the MTU leadership were arrested in the wake of an intensified crackdown on undocumented migrants, in order to stifle the union that defends the interest of all migrant workers, including undocumented workers. All three leaders were rounded up and arrested in the morning on 27 November.<BR>
Mr. Kajiman was arrested by 10 immigration officers in front of his home at about 9.20 am, just as he left to attend a protest in front of Seoul Immigration Office. His shoulder was hurt in the process. Mr. Masum was on his way to the same protest, when about 10 immigration officers come up from behind him on the street and arrested him. Mr. Raju was arrested in front of the factory where he works. The officers immediately tried to handcuff him, and upon his request they showed him a detention order issued against him. <BR>
All three leaders were sent to a detention center in Cheongju, Northern Choongjeong Province, south of the capital Seoul, where they are still detained.<BR>
The ITUC has also been informed about the arrest of 15 KGEU members in Anyang, Gyeonggi-do (province). During a sit-in at the Dongan-gu office building on 21 November, riot police arrested 12 members of the KGEU, including Park Gwanf Won, Chair of the KGEU Anyang Chapter. Two hours later the President of the KGEU Son Young Tae, along with two other KGEU members had a meeting with the Head Officer of the Dongan-gu (ward) of Anyang City. During the meeting riot police stormed the room and arrested them. <BR>
All of them were held for about 30 hours and released late in evening on 22 November. Three were bought before court to have their detention prolonged. On 23 November the Court decided that only Park Moon Gyu, and Lee Ho Seong had to remain detained. They are now charged under the Penal Code for "Obstruction of Performance of Official Duties" and for breeching the "Prohibition of Collective Action" under the Public Officials Act, which is in breach of the principles of Freedom of Association established by the International Labour Organization. Furthermore, the KGEU informs us that despite their decision to accept the legalisation process requested by the government (which was a sign of goodwill from the union, not a necessary requirement under international jurisprudence), the union still suffers a great deal of repression.<BR>
The ITUC would like to emphasize that migrant workers, like other workers in South Korea, have the right to organise and be treated with dignity and respect. The arrest and detention of trade union leaders and activists are contrary to Korea¡¯s obligations under international law, including and especially, those deriving from its membership of the International Labour Organisation. They also contravene the commitments made to the OECD and the ILO by Korea when it joined these world bodies, commitments that have long remained unfulfilled. <BR>
I strongly urge you to release the President, the Vice-President and the General Secretary of the MTU and the two KGEU activists. Furthermore, I urge you to drop all charges against the two KGEU activists.<BR>
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<P> Yours sincerely,<BR>
General Secretary<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
FAX TO: Minister Jung Seong-Jin<BR>
011 82-2-503-3532 / 011 82-2-500-9128.<BR>
Ministry of Justice Date: November 27, 2007<BR>
Seoul, South Korea<BR>
<BR>
FROM: JT Takagi<BR>
545 Eighth Ave, NYC 10018<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
=====================================================================<BR>
<BR>
Dear Minister Jung,<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
I am writing to protest today's arrests of the leaders of the KCTU affiliate, Seoul-Gyeonggi-Incheon Migrants' Trade Union (MTU).<BR>
Along with many supporters here in the United States, I am appalled that the South Korean government is attempting to silence the MTU and suppress its struggle for the rights of undocumented migrants in South Korea.<BR>
The arrests of the MTU leadership are gross violations of human rights, as is the crackdown on migrant workers, as well as a blatant attempt at labor repression.<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
I support the demand that you:<BR>
<BR>
-Immediately release President Kajiman, Vice President Raju and General<BR>
Secretary Masum;<BR>
<BR>
-Stop the targeted crackdown and labor repression against MTU;<BR>
<BR>
-Stop the crackdown and deportation of undocumented migrant workers.<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Sincerely,<BR>
<BR>
JT Takagi<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Date: Nov 29, 2007<BR>
<BR>
Mr. Jung Seong-Jin 
Minister of Justice
Seoul, South Korea

Dear Minister Jung, 

On the morning of November 27 between 9:00 and 9:30, the president, vice president and general secretary of the KCTU affiliate, Seoul-Gyeonggi-Incheon Migrants¡¯ Trade Union, were arrested, each in front of his separate home or workplace. This event has already received international attention.<BR>
<BR>
It is clear from the form in which the arrests took place<BR>
0. that this was a targeted crackdown meant to silence MTU and the opposition struggle it has lead against the anti-human rights crackdown being carried out against undocumented migrants in South Korea.<BR>
0. that this was a meditated act of repression at the same time as the South Korean Immigration Control Office is stepping up its crackdown and a proposal is being put forth the revise immigration law<BR>
0. that it is under the ill-intention to make it possible to carry out the crackdown continuously with complete disregard for the most basic procedures to protect human rights. 

The arrests of the MTU leadership is a gross violation of human rights and a horrendous act of labor repression which targets not only migrant workers and MTU but also the native Korean workers, their federations & confederations of Korea mainly KCTU & its affiliates. 

We therefore strongly put forward the following demands tro meet as soon as possible:
 - Immediately release President Kajiman, Vice President Raju and General Secretary Masum!
 - Stop the targeted crackdown and labor repression against MTU!
  !
;- Stop the crackdown and deportation of undocumented migrant workers!

Looking forward for immediate positive action<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Umesh Upadhyaya<BR>
Deputy Secretary General<BR>
GEFONT-Nepal<BR>
29 November 2007<BR>
<BR>
Mr. Jung Seong-Jin <BR>
Minister of Justice<BR>
Seoul, South Korea<BR>
<BR>
Dear Minister Jung, <BR>
<BR>
On the morning of November 27 between 9:00 and 9:30, the president, vice president and general secretary of the KCTU affiliate, Seoul-Gyeonggi-Incheon Migrants¡¯ Trade Union, were arrested, each in front of his separate home or workplace. This event has already received international attention. It is clear from the form in which the arrests took place that this was a targeted crackdown meant to silence MTU and the opposition struggle it has lead against the anti-human rights crackdown being carried out against undocumented migrants in South Korea. That this was a meditated act of repression is also apparent from the fact that the arrests came at the same time as the South Korean Immigration Control Office is stepping up its crackdown and a proposal is being put forth the revise immigration law to make it possible to carry out the crackdown continuously with complete disregard for the most basic procedures to protect human rights. <BR>
<BR>
The arrests of the MTU leadership is a gross violation of human rights and a horrendous act of labor repression which targets not only migrant workers and MTU but also the KCTU, the 15 million workers it represents and the international labor community. As such, we will not remain silent. <BR>
<BR>
We therefore forcefully call on you to meet the following demands:<BR>
-Immediately release President Kajiman, Vice President Raju and General Secretary Masum!<BR>
-Stop the targeted crackdown and labor repression against MTU!<BR>
-Stop the crackdown and deportation of undocumented migrant workers!<BR>
<BR>
Sincerely,<BR>
<BR>
Jacquelyn Miller<BR>
136 Myrtle Ave.<BR>
Winchester, VA 22601<BR>
U.S.A.<BR>
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