The group, which identifies itself as a coalition of progressive university students, posted photos on its Facebook account in which several members climbed over the wall of the house of Ambassador Harry Harris using ladders. “Stop interfering with our domestic affairs,” they shouted, followed by other chants “Get out”, and “We don’t need U.S. troops”, before being marched out of the residence by police. A police official told Reuters that 19 students were sent to a police station for questioning. In June, the group held a forum to present their “research findings” on the achievements of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, lauding him as a caring and influential leader. The students also attempted to break into the US Embassy in Seoul last January before being stopped by police.

Source: bd News24 October 18, 2019 09:00 UTC