Changwon City Strengthens Human Rights Work to Ensure Everyone's Rights Are Protected
Establishment of Human Rights Protection System Including Research Service for Basic Plan on Human Rights Guarantee and Promotion
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Saeyan] Changwon City in Gyeongnam Province is strengthening measures to guarantee human rights. On the 15th, Changwon City announced that it will actively promote the establishment of a system for guaranteeing and promoting human rights and projects to create a human rights-friendly urban foundation in response to the growing interest in human rights within the local community.
This year, the city plans to conduct a research project to establish a basic plan for guaranteeing and promoting human rights and prepare implementation measures for human rights policies tailored to local conditions based on a human rights status survey.
To spread a culture of respect for human rights, the city will carry out human rights sensitivity education for citizens and public officials, strengthen the civil-government cooperation system for human rights administration, and conduct campaigns to promote a culture of respect for human rights.
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Seo Jeong-guk, Director of the City’s Autonomous Administration Bureau, said, "We will strengthen the foundation of human rights work by reflecting the opinions of citizens, socially vulnerable groups, and human rights experts, and do our best to ensure that everyone in the city can have their human rights guaranteed."
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