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Gangjeong Village Story: Monthly Newsletter | November Issue

In this November Edition:
People demand to cut the full 2015 Jeju navy base budget, a shrine under threat of destruction, remembrance day for Yang Yong-Chan, visitors from the US Pacific Northwest, Okinawa trip reflection including recent Okinawa election, Henoko movie viewed in Gangjeong, Prof. Sasha’s presentation on the success of anti-base movements, women’s international solidarity, airborne arsenic dust damaging farming, a visit by a mother of a Sewol victim, two activists injured, trial updates and an introduction of the 12.13 Nanjing massacre event, and more!

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December 3, 2014

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2015 Jeju naval base budget, airborne arsenic dust, Alddreu, drawing team, exhibition, Henoko, international solidarity, military housing, Nanjing, Okinawa, Pacific Northwest, Sasha Davis, Sewol, shrine, Women, Yang Yong-Chan

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