Namyangju City Holds Dedication Ceremony for 'Anti-Constitutional Acts Exhibition' at Moran Park...Advancing 'Constitution-Friendly Namyangju'

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Eom In-yong] Namyangju City held a dedication ceremony and on-site meeting on the 10th at the Democratic Martyrs' Cemetery in Moran Park, Maseok, by inviting the 'Editorial Committee for the Anti-Constitutional Acts Exhibition.'

The event was organized by Namyangju City following the 'First Edition Publication Public Report of the Anti-Constitutional Acts Exhibition' held at the National Assembly, to which the editorial committee members and key figures were invited.

The event was attended by approximately 70 people, including Doh-ol Kim Yong-ok, Professor Emeritus Suh Jung-seok of Sungkyunkwan University, and former EBS President Jang Hae-rang, who sequentially paid respects at the graves of democratic martyrs including Park Jong-chul, Moon Ik-hwan, Kim Geun-tae, and Choi Jong-gil, honoring those who dedicated themselves to democracy.

Earlier, the city established a plan to enact the 'Basic Ordinance for the Realization of Namyangju as a Constitution-Friendly City' with Mayor Choi Hyun-deok's first approval on the first day of the ninth popularly-elected administration on the 1st, thereby promoting the establishment of institutional foundations for creating a constitution-friendly city.

Mayor Choi Hyun-deok said, "Moran Park is a symbolic space where the history of South Korea's democratization lives," and "Namyangju City will faithfully reflect the spirit of democratic martyrs and the values of the constitution in city administration, advancing toward becoming a constitution-friendly city where each citizen is respected as a sovereign."