On October 8th, 2014, the fourth week of lecture was held.
Subject: The Reality of North Korean Human Rights in Their Daily Lives
Lecturer: Lim Soon Hee (a honorary researcher at the Korea Institute for National Unification)
North Korea’s Status of Human Rights Pertaining to Everyday Life
Contents
I. Formulation of a normative / dependent life
1. Life as a “social man” with sociopolitical life form
2. Happy life: the struggle for achieving independence and developing creativity
3. Life goals and ideals: Being loyal to the head of country
4. Optimistic about the future
5. Feeling rewarding about labor lifestyle
II. Reality about life: Daily violation of human rights
1. “Standardized ego” buried in a group
2. mandatory organizational lives
3. gender pyramid system
4. life of unofficial self-rehabilitation and increasing gap between the rich and the poor
5. pessimism and anxiety for the future: “today for today” lifestyle instead of “ today for tomorrow” lifestyle
On October 8th, 2014, the fourth week of lecture was held.
Subject: The Reality of North Korean Human Rights in Their Daily Lives
Lecturer: Lim Soon Hee (a honorary researcher at the Korea Institute for National Unification)
North Korea’s Status of Human Rights Pertaining to Everyday Life
Contents
I. Formulation of a normative / dependent life
1. Life as a “social man” with sociopolitical life form
2. Happy life: the struggle for achieving independence and developing creativity
3. Life goals and ideals: Being loyal to the head of country
4. Optimistic about the future
5. Feeling rewarding about labor lifestyle
II. Reality about life: Daily violation of human rights
1. “Standardized ego” buried in a group
2. mandatory organizational lives
3. gender pyramid system
4. life of unofficial self-rehabilitation and increasing gap between the rich and the poor
5. pessimism and anxiety for the future: “today for today” lifestyle instead of “ today for tomorrow” lifestyle