North Korean news outlet Uriminzokkiri on Monday denied involvement in a recent South Korean civil movement against government-issued textbooks.
Last Thursday, Won Yoo-chul of the ruling Saenuri Party said that North Korean intelligence agencies had allegedly "sent directives to South Korean citizens to stand against the publication of government-issued history textbook."
North Korean news outlet Uriminzokkiri on Monday denied involvement in a recent South Korean civil movement against government-issued textbooks.
Last Thursday, Won Yoo-chul of the ruling Saenuri Party said that North Korean intelligence agencies had allegedly "sent directives to South Korean citizens to stand against the publication of government-issued history textbook."
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