Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Written by Wilson Melbostad Photographs courtesy of Morten Krjaerum Those who live, have lived, or have even visited Gwangju know that the city prides itself on its recognition of … Read More
Written by Viv In early June this year, protests[1] occurred throughout Vietnam, including the capital Hanoi and the economic hub of Ho Chi Minh City. A local coffee shop … Read More
Written by Zico Mulia Photographs courtesy of May 18 Memorial Foundation The 2018 Gwangju Asia Forum and the 2018 Gwangju Prize for Human Rights Award Ceremony were held on … Read More
Written by Sen Nguyen Photographs by Adam Travis and courtesy of Fr. Nandana Manatunga Diploma in Human Rights Training… diploma in Youth Pastoral & Faith Education… diploma in Foundations … Read More
Written by Stephen White Photographs from Wikipedia The Kaohsiung Incident of 1979 was a watershed in Taiwan’s political and social history. At the time, it was barely noticed internationally, … Read More
Written by Sashai Yhukutwana Photograph from Wikipedia “Among modern countries where democracy is the favored system, the Athenian experiment eventually acquires a hallowed status. But more than 2000 years … Read More
Written by Lee Suk Pei Photograph from Wikipedia Following the passage of the constitutional amendment that gave China’s President Xi Jinping the power to rule for life, one could … Read More
Written by Isaiah Winters Photograph from Wikipedia At first glance, the Romanian Revolution of 1989 and the Gwangju Uprising of 1980 may seem worlds apart, but in fact, a … Read More
