Redevelopment Resistance (Contemporary Rebellions: South Korean Social Movements Today Ep4)

Introducing a special presentation of the March episode of Contemporary Rebellions: Yonsan. Never again everyone said. Yet in February, 2020 hired thugs attacked the Noryangjin Fish Market workers. The latest episode of the show explores how displacement and state sanctioned violence, as well as resistance to redevelopment and forced evictions, continue. The Contemporary Rebellions podcast is produced by a non-hierarchical volunteer collective based in Seoul with connections across the country. The collective is a group of long-term, bilingual English and Korean speaking international residents in Korea, with involvement in various progressive social movements. Contemporary Rebellions is open to all Korean and foreign members who share our core values, have a background in social activism and would like to join the project. This podcast is intended to be a tool for educators, activists and anyone interested in South Korean social movements. To get in touch or get involved reach out on Facebook, on Twitter @ContemporaryRe3 or via email at contemporaryrebellions@gmail.com . Look for episode 94 of The Korea File in late July.

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Redevelopment Resistance (Contemporary Rebellions: South Korean Social Movements Today Ep4) is an episode from The Korea File by The Korea File.

This episode is 56:02 long.

This episode was published on Jun 24, 2020.

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