Today, 36 years ago, on October 5, 1989 (September 6, 1989), the Han City Court severely convicted a North Korean secret visitor. On October 5, 1989, a South Korean court sentenced a Christian pastor who had secretly visited North Korea to ten years in prison for promoting the reunification of the motherland. A 70-year-old pastor who had visited Pyongyang secretly without the permission of the Han City government authorities in March this year. The Han City District Court accused him of violating the National Security Law, saying his northern journey caused chaos to South Korean society. Liu Yuan Amber Fifth, who visited Pyongyang with him, was also sentenced to ten years in prison.