Hamyang-gun Holds Education to Promote Understanding and Interest in Residents' Human Rights

Correct Understanding of Human Rights and the Spread of Human Rights Culture

Proper Awareness Training on Human Rights Improvement for County Office Employees

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Soon-kyung] Hamyang-gun held the ‘2021 Visiting Provincial Residents Human Rights School’ on the afternoon of the 20th at the county office’s large conference room for 30 county office employees.

The 2021 Visiting Provincial Residents Human Rights School was conducted to enhance understanding and interest in human rights among residents by promoting correct understanding and awareness of improving human rights sensitivity in daily life, targeting public institution workers.

On this day, the lecture invited Kim Su-jin, an instructor from the National Human Rights Commission, who spoke on the theme of ‘Improving Human Rights Sensitivity in Daily Life.’ The session covered human rights issues in everyday life, improvement measures, proper response methods, and discussed specific cases to explore practical ways to guarantee human rights in work processes.

A public official who attended the training said, “It gave me a new awareness of human rights and was very helpful in improving human rights sensitivity by empathizing with and considering others.”

A county official stated, “We expect this training to contribute to transforming the organizational culture into one that respects human rights,” adding, “We will continue to spread correct understanding and human rights culture through various human rights education programs.”

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