Changwon Facilities Corporation to Host Human Rights Art Contest This Year
Changwon Facilities Corporation in Gyeongnam is holding the '2023 Human Rights Art Contest' for its employees.
Following last year, the second Human Rights Art Contest has been organized to enhance human rights awareness and build consensus within the organization.
The contest period is until the 28th, and the contest categories include poster, card news, and slogan.
Contest entries should focus on the value and importance of human rights, expressing themes such as sexual harassment and sexual violence, workplace bullying, discrimination and integrity, mutual respect, and improvement of ethical awareness.
The corporation plans to select winners in each category through judging by the Human Rights Management Implementation Task Force and others, and award prizes.
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Director Kim Jonghae said, “Through the Human Rights Art Contest, I hope that all employees’ interest in human rights will increase and that the human rights and ethical culture within the corporation will spread further.”
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