NCP leader Andy Brooks joined other Korea solidarity campaigners outside the Foreign Office in London last weekend to protest against the unjust sanctions imposed by the British government on the Songdowon International Children’s Camp in the DPR Korea.

Picketers held placards denouncing the sanctions and demanded that they be rescinded at once at the protest in Whitehall on Saturday called by the Korean Friendship Association (KFA). On the line, KFA Chairman Dermot Hudson stressed that the sanctions against the camp are totally unfair as it is a children’s camp not a missile base or a nuclear complex. Leaflets denouncing the sanctions were given out and a journalist interviewed Dermot and some of the other protesters.