Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon: ``All Disabled Federation is a twisted and powerful group... Obstructing arrivals to work is social terrorism'' = South Korea

Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun said on the 20th that the National Solidarity for the Elimination of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities (All Disabled Federation) once again held a subway demonstration during the arrive to work hours, saying, ``In effect, the All Disabled Federation , “Distorted
"He is a strong man," he criticized. On the same day, Mayor Wu posted on Facebook, ``This morning, during the arrive to work period, the All Handicapped Federation held another demonstration to obstruct subway operations.
They disrupted subway and bus service dozens of times. "The act of obstructing public transportation during arrival to work hours is nothing but social terrorism that denies others the right to life."
He went on to say, ``The Japan Federation of Disabled Persons, who demand that the budget reflects their claims and needlessly infringe on the rights of other citizens, are in effect distorted and powerful people.
If such behavior were to become socially acceptable, it would set a very bad precedent. If the value that it is okay to infringe on the rights of others as long as the goal is achieved spreads, our company will become
"The association will not be viable," he said. Furthermore, ``During the previous mayor's time, we created a budget to provide daily allowances to people with disabilities who participated in Zenkakuren (Japan Disabled Federation) demonstrations, but that has now been discontinued.
We will respond resolutely to any act that disrupts public order." Mayor Oh said, ``Regardless of the claims of the Japan Federation of Disabilities, Seoul City will give top priority to supporting the socially vulnerable.Next year's budget will be 1.5 trillion.
Despite the trend of austerity, where the amount was reduced by 100 million won (approximately 172 billion yen), he showed his will as mayor and increased the welfare budget by more than 400 billion won (approximately 45.9 billion yen). The city of Seoul will respond warmly."
Ta. In addition, on the morning of the same day, at the platform of Sichon (City Hall) Station on Seoul Subway Line 2, the Japan Federation of Disabled People demanded the government to ``reflect an increase in the budget for transportation tickets for people with disabilities,'' and announced that they would be arriving for the first time in about two months. to work time
We held a rally to ride the subway. The Federation of Disabled Persons said, ``We have conveyed the specific budget and legal proposals to the Ministry of Planning and Finance and have been waiting for a response, but there has been no response from the Yun Seo-gyul government.''
Even though there is still a lot of money left, we cannot increase the amount without the consent of the Ministry of Planning and Finance,'' he said, explaining the reason for the resumption of the rally.