How to say “Yes” for Human Rights: 2015 WHRCF
Gwangju residents get an opportunity to contribute ideas & be involved in human rights through discussion groups at the World Human Rights Cities Forum, 2015.
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The World Human Rights Cities Forum 2015 Slated for May
The 2015 World Human Rights Cities Forum will be held at Kim Daejung Center in Gwangju, May 15th-18th. The forum includes speeches, workshops and discussions.
The Minister of Happiness
Curious about Korea’s place in the world? Look at the relationship between Bhutan and Korea, explained by Mr. Damcho Dorji, Bhutanese minister of home and cultural affairs.
Sewol Ferry Disaster Updates
Bereaved Families Calls for Voluntary Rresignation of Five of the Seventeen Special Investigation Committee Members
International Children and Enrollment in Korean Public Schools
The public school system in Korea can be tricky to navigate when you’re a foreigner. Learn about two Gwangju parents who overcame the obstacles.
Korea’s Fighting Spirit
Kicking off our new Human Rights Column with a reflection on engaging with Korea’s social movements
The 5.18 Memorial
The Gwangju May 18 Uprising set the stage for Democracy and equality in South Korea
Can Human Rights Be Respected At International Events?
The human rights cost of hosting international events around the world may be too high a price to pay for time in the spotlight.