Monks say no
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Monks say no

Published: 18 Apr. 2010, 21:58
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In an apparent indication of the widening rift between the Lee Myung-bak administration and the Buddhist community, a massive rally attended by 10,000 Buddhists and activists takes place at the Jogye Temple in central Seoul Saturday to protest the government’s four rivers restoration project. [YONHAP]
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