Sewol Update: June 2015
This Sewol update focuses on the harsh reality of an ongoing struggle to make sure there is a thorough & independent investigation of the Sewol ferry disaster
Category: Human Rights
How Gwangju Said “Yes” to Human Rights
The World Human Rights Cities Forum brought together specialists, analysts & experts from all over the world to discuss & promote Human Rights on a global level
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.
Sewol Update April 2015
The Special Investigation Committee for the Sewol Ferry Disaster is now official. Protests and activities continue as a way to seek the truth and to remember.
Small But Strong:
The Kenyan Community in Gwangju is becoming an active, mutually-supportive group, which is slowly growing because of new connections between Kenya and Korea.
V-Day Gwangju (The Vagina Monologues)
This V-Day, join the global movement to stop violence against women and support the MMRP’s production of “The Vagina Monologues.” Find out how to get involved or see the show here.
Right to the City: After an Assault
Crime seems very rare in South Korea and Gwangju feels safe, but it does happen and sometimes our community is hurt. Read about one expat’s experience.
Sewol Ferry Disaster Updates
Bereaved Families Calls for Voluntary Rresignation of Five of the Seventeen Special Investigation Committee Members