E/CN.4/1989/44 page 33 "(d) 22 September 1987: "On 18 September 1987, 23 pastors forced their way into the building of the Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) beating guards in the process, occupied the office of the chairman of the FKI, went on a sit-in, and asked for an apology from the chairman of the FKI, insisting that the report by the FKI to the cabinet meeting was untrue. Subsequently, five pastors among them were arrested by the police. "A prayer service for the release of the five pastors thus arrested was held at Sung Mun Pak Church in Seoul from 7.35 p.m. to 10 p.m. on 22 September 1987, with 800 laymen and pastors in attendance. "During the prayer service, some participants went out of the church and marched through the streets shouting slogans such as 'break up the FKI'. Police ... briefly detained demonstrators, ... with a view to maintaining public order. Police neither broke up the prayer service nor illegally arrested participants in the assembly. "In connection with the incident, no complaint or acccusation was filed and no one was booked. "For reference, the above-mentioned five pastors were all released on bail on 16 December 1987 and the trial is under way ... " Romania 61. In a communication of 20 October 1988 addressed to the Government concerned, the following information was transmitted by the Special Rapporteur. "According to information received, the cultural activity of the Catholic Church in Hungarian-speaking parishes has been completely suppressed and pastoral activity severely restricted. It is claimed that the numerus clausus which the authorities have allegedly been endeavouring to impose since 1982 on the theological academy of Gyulafehervar is likely to diminish the recruitment of priests and parish assistants. "It has also December 1987. He commune of Sighetu the authorities in young people. been reported that Father (name given) disappeared in is said to have been seen for the last time in his old Marmatiei and to have been tranferred from there by September 1985 because of his pastoral work among "A building permit is alleged to have been refused to a Baptist church in Braila which wished to extend its premises." 62. In a communication of 7 November 1988, the following information was transmitted: "According to information received (name given), a Baptist Christian from Bucharest, was arrested on 21 August 1987 on religious grounds and since November 1987 has been held in the psychiatric hospital of Poiana Mare. According to the same information, the lawyer of Mr. ... (name given), also a Christian was not able to follow his client's case and had to agree to leave the country."