Anti-Imperialist National Democratic Front
The Anti -Imperialist National Democratic Front ( AINDF, English Anti- Imperialist National Democratic Front ) is a party in South Korea. You should work as a spy organization for the Stalinist neighbor North Korea, and is therefore, according to the South Korean National Security Law ( 국가 보안법 ) is prohibited.
Objectives of AINDF
The goals of AINDF are:
- " National liberation of South Korea from the neo-colonialist yoke of U.S. imperialism ,"
- " The creation of a new democratic and independent company in South Korea "
And finally
- The reunification of Korea " by the alliance with the North. "
Ideology
The AINDF committed to the established by the North Korean founder Kim Il Sung, Juche ideology (according to North Korean representation of an application of Marxism- Leninism to Korean conditions ) and Sŏn'gun idea. But you is not called explicitly communist.
History
On March 15, 1964, the South Korean "revolutionary " Kim Jong Tae Choe Yong Do and founded in the struggle against the run of Park Chung Hee 's military regime, the " preparation committee for the establishment of the Revolutionary Party for Reunification".
In October 1966, the Seoul City Committee of the Party was founded, whose chairman Kim Jong Tae was. Choe Yong Thu stood at the head of the Provincial Committee of South Chŏlla. In July 1968, the military dictatorship smashed all Party organizations; Kim Jong Tae Choe Yong Do and died in 1969 in prison.
On August 25, 1969, the " Revolutionary Party for Reunification" was founded. In July 1985, they renamed themselves in "National Democratic Front of South Korea " to. Since 23 March 2005, the party bears its present name.
Relations with North Korea
The AINDF support North Korea and run by the government recognized as " the party that represents the desire and pursuit of the South Korean people for independence " and " patriotic vanguard of the revolutionary movement of South Korea ". In the North Korean capital Pyongyang, it maintains a Delegation, which is led by Jo Il Min.
Activity in Japan
In Japan, the AINDF also maintains a representation.