Dr. Song released from prison; the struggle continues
Paco Booyah wrote: Gangjeong friends and supporters with Dr. Song in front of the Jeju Prison gate following his release today, after 181 days imprisonment.
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Paco Booyah wrote: Gangjeong friends and supporters with Dr. Song in front of the Jeju Prison gate following his release today, after 181 days imprisonment.
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