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October 2016 HUMAN ASIA NEWS |
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October 2016/No.77 |
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NEWS No. 1
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The 9th Human Rights School for Teenagers |
The 9th Human Rights School for middle and high school students were held in the International Hall of Korea University on September 3rd and 10th, respectively. 'Sports and Human Rights', an unfamiliar yet rising issue of human rights, was introduced to students, including lectures on the history and theoretical background of sports and human rights, cases of human rights violations in mega sporting events, and those of human rights improvement in sports. Students engaged in group activities to write a short script on human rights abuses in sports, and performed a short play based on it.. 
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NEWS No. 2
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Welcoming a new member: Mingu Kang, Project Manager of Human Asia |
Human Asia is pleased to announce that Mingu Kang joined us as a project manager on October 17th. Mr. Kang will be responsible for overseas educational support programs of Human Asia, and conducting a field research for SNEHA project in Arunchal Pradesh of India.
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NEWS No. 3
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Visiting Human Rights School at Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies |
Human Asia's visiting Human Rights School took place after at Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies (HAFS) on October 27 during HAFS Human Rights Festival. HAFS Hurasia (Teenager's Human Rights Club of Human Asia) focused on North Korean women's rights and the rights of femal defectors by creating posters for exhibition during the festival. President Lee Soyeon of New Korea Women's Union was invited to Human Asia's Human Rights School as a special guest speaker, and share her stories of North Korean women's human rihgts, personal experience en route from North Korea and the challenges of women defectors in South Korea. New Korea Women's Union was estblished in 2011 to support North Korean women defectors' needs and raise awareness of North Korean human rights issues in South Korea. 
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BOOK
Untouchables |
Written by Narendra Jadha/ Published by University of California Press(2007) |
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Anyone who has heard about the caste system of India and thought about the lives of Dalit, the underclass of Indian social hierarchy. If you imagine that you are born as one, how would your life turn out to be? The book "Untouchables" describe the tragedy in details. Dalit, who were considered foul and avoided, had no right to visit Hindu temple, the shrine of their religion. What is worse was that they had to sweep the floor with a broom they always carry with them to obliterate their footprints, and were denied access to free drinking water. The caste system which had been around for 3,500 years was abolished by the constitution of India in 1947, but its ancient power still holds and influences people's lives in India.
Narendra Jadhav, who was born in 1953, 6 years after the abolishment, spent his childhood without freedom. However, what sets him apart from the others began from one thing. He believed that every human is equal and has dignity, no matter what kind of race, ethnicity and class they belong to..
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MOVIE
Boys Don't Cry |
1999/ Directed by Kimberly Peirce/ Starred by Hilwary Swank, Chloe Sevigny and more |
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is Boys Don't Cry is based on a true story of 1993 Brandon Teena's murder in Nebraska. He is an American trans man, and a symbolic prey of brutal hate crime against LGBT in U.S.A.
The fims starts with the scene where a girl named Teena Renae Brandon shaves her hair off, part for fun and part for avoiding theft accusation. After abandoning her hometown for a nearby village a to avoid police, she adopts a fake identity, only to realize her true sexual nature. She changes her name into Brandon Teena, becomes romantically involved with Lana Tisdel and stays at her place.
Later on, Brandon is detained by the police for speed driving, and it is soon revealed that his is physically a woman, but this does not stop Lana from loving him. However, Lana's secret admirer John openly displays hatred for transgenders, and one day forcefully undresses Brandon in front of Lana's family and friends.. |
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UPCOMING EVENTS
- The 47th SSK Human Rights Forum Workshop (8 November)
- '2017 Model UN Human Rights Council UPR Competition' Information Session (10 December)
- Human Asia 10th Anniversary Night (15 December)
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