Muan Police Station Holds Appointment Ceremony for 'Muan Women’s Daily Guardians'

Committee Composed of Female Participants from Their 20s to 60s

Jeonnam Muan Police Station (Chief Kim Jeong-wan) announced on the 4th that it held an appointment ceremony for the ‘Muan Women’s Daily Guardians’ as part of community policing with the residents.

The ‘Muan Women’s Daily Guardians’ committee was formed with participants ranging in age from their 20s to 60s residing in Muan-gun, including members from women’s organizations, women’s protection facilities, the university human rights support center, and the general student council.

The 'Muan Women’s Daily Guardians' appointment ceremony was held, and a commemorative photo was taken with the committee members.
[Photo by Muan Police Station]

It was established to promote preventive measures against crimes targeting women, such as the rapidly increasing sexual violence and stalking, to gather opinions on women’s safety policies, and to revitalize on-site policing through civilian participation.

Going forward, the Muan Women’s Daily Guardians will serve as a reliable policing partner by providing opinions on crime prevention policies targeting women, giving feedback on security concerns, and identifying and supporting socially vulnerable groups.

The team leader of the Women’s Emergency Hotline who participated in the meeting said, “It was a meaningful time to share practical assistance measures for women in crisis, such as domestic violence victims, through exchanges with the police.”

Kim Jeong-wan, chief of Muan Police Station, stated, “We will continue to promote community policing through civilian cooperation to make Muan a safe place for residents.”

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