Islam Grows Within Gwangju

Gwangju’s Islamic community is growing and developing and an understanding of the Islam religion is developing too as non-Muslims become interested.

Hello! My Name Is…

Basu Mukul is dedicated to helping immigrants in Gwangju survive and succeed in Korea by teaching them the Korean language and by offering support.

Who’s to Blame?

The Abuse of Human Rights continues and is actually getting worse in many parts of the world. Amnesty International blames world leaders for these violations.

2015 Global Start-up Program for Foreigners

Gwangju’s GIST and Daejeon’s KIST have started a program for foreign entrepreneurs, with 15 selections coming up this July.

Sewol Update May 2015

The Sewol Special Bill is still being contested by the bereaved families for not going deep enough in its investigation.

Fashion on the Street

Carry On Interviewed and translated by Ki Su-yeon and Lee So-eun Photos by Karly Pierre        

Now Trending: About Some

About Some is a one year old boutique offering easy-going styles here in Gwangju. The boutique owner discusses the local fashion trends.

How Gwangju Visitors said “Yes” to Human Rights Last Year

Joey Nunez reviews the learning and experiences from the 2014 World Human Rights Cities Forum, as Gwangju prepares for the 2015 forum happening from May 15-18.