71 Inmates from Correctional Facilities Win Awards at Regional Skills Competition
2020 Local Skills Competition Contestant in Action./Provided by the Ministry of Justice
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Seongpil Cho] The Ministry of Justice announced on the 29th that 71 inmates from correctional facilities won awards at the '2020 Local Skills Competition.'
A total of 109 inmates participated in 20 occupational categories such as welding, furniture making, and refrigeration technology in this competition, which ended on the 25th. Among the awardees, 21 were life-sentenced prisoners.
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Minister of Justice Choo Mi-ae stated, "We are fostering skilled workers that meet industrial demand by expanding vocational training in promising employment fields," and added, "We will continue to implement policies that support the successful reintegration of inmates into society."
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