Why are you in South Korea?
I was invited by several peace groups and farmers...
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Q & A: Cindy Sheehan
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After her 24-year-old son, U.S. Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, was killed in Iraq in 2004, Cindy Sheehan became the face of America's anti-Iraq war movement and an irritant to the White House. Last week, Sheehan traveled to South Korea, where she spoke at an anti-free-trade rally in Seoul, urged Korean lawmakers to withdraw their nation's troops from Iraq, and protested against the expansion of a U.S. Army base in the village of Daechu-ri. She spoke with TIME's Jennifer Veale.
