Korean association seeks protection

Mon, 25 Jun 2001, 00:00 WIB | Source: JP

JAKARTA (JP): A city-based foundation for the Korean community
has sought police protection following the occupation of its land
and building by a former foundation executive.

Established on a plot covering 6,500 square meters at Ceger,
Pasar Rebo subdistrict, East Jakarta, the PNIEL Foundation is
sponsored by around 30,000 Korean citizens in the capital and is
actively engaged in education, social and religious activities.

Lawyers for the foundation's new chief Lee Moo Chan, Haeri
Parani and Wardaya, told Antara on Sunday that they had
complained about the control of PNIEL's facilities by former
foundation leader David Sungin Han to police headquarters.

To settle the case, the foundation had filed a lawsuit against
Han with the East Jakarta District Court to ensure speedy
resumption of its activities, the lawyers added.

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