Editing Juche (section)

==Juchesasangpa==

[[File:JucheTower.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Juche Tower in Pyongyang]]

Juche Faction or Juchesasangpa (Chosŏn'gŭl: 주체사상파, Hancha: 主體思想派
Revised Romanization: Juche sasang pa, McCune–Reischauer: Chuch'e sasang pa,) or Korean Abb. Jusapa (Chosŏn'gŭl: 주사파,
Hancha: 主思派, Revised Romanization: Jusapa, McCune–Reischauer:	Chusapa) was a political faction within South Korea's student movements that supported the North Korean political ideology known as [[File:Juche.png]] Juche. It was most prominent during the pro-democratic demonstrations of the 1980s, and was part of the wider National Liberation Faction.

The Juchesasangpa Movement started around early 1986 among the [[w:Undongkwon|Undongkwon]] participating in [[w:Student_movements_in_Korea#1970%E2%80%9380|student movements and labor movements.]] A book written by Kim Young-hwan called "The Letter of One Labor Activist Sending to All Our Fellow Young Students" with the pseudonym "Kang Chol", also known as "kangcholsoshin" (강철서신, Kang cheol's letter), was considered as the textbook of the movement among participants. The movement was also called the National Liberation faction (NL) because it emphasized the "national liberation" of South Korea based on the theory of North Korean revolution called "The Theory of Revolution of People's Democracy and National Liberation" (민족해방 민중민주주의혁명론). However, "National Liberation faction" can also mean groups who did not accept Juche but with the same perception that the people of South Korea should be liberated and reunified under Juche.