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Permanent Missionof the Republic of Korea to the United Nations
addressed to the President of the General Assembly | false |
addressed to the President of the General Assembly
Candidature of the Republic of Korea to the Human Rights | true |
Candidature of the Republic of Korea to the Human Rights
Council, 2020–2022 | false |
Council, 2020–2022
Voluntary pledges and commitments pursuant to General Assembly | true |
Voluntary pledges and commitments pursuant to General Assembly
resolution 60/251 | false |
resolution 60/251
Introduction | true |
Introduction
1. The Republic of Korea has unique experience in improving its human rights | true |
1. The Republic of Korea has unique experience in improving its human rights
situation in the process of democratization and economic development over the past | false |
situation in the process of democratization and economic development over the past
decades. These achievements were made possible not only by the strong will of the | false |
decades. These achievements were made possible not only by the strong will of the
Korean people to overcome crises, but also by close cooperation with the international | false |
Korean people to overcome crises, but also by close cooperation with the international
community. Based on these valuable assets, the Republic of Korea would like to | false |
community. Based on these valuable assets, the Republic of Korea would like to
contribute to the improvement of the human rights situation around the world. The | false |
contribute to the improvement of the human rights situation around the world. The
Republic of Korea would like to play an active role as a bridge in the Human Rights | false |
Republic of Korea would like to play an active role as a bridge in the Human Rights
Council, particularly for the least developed countries. In this regard, the Republic of | false |
Council, particularly for the least developed countries. In this regard, the Republic of
Korea has strengthened a people-centred approach to implementing development | false |
Korea has strengthened a people-centred approach to implementing development
cooperation projects, with a focus on protecting and promoting the human rights | false |
cooperation projects, with a focus on protecting and promoting the human rights
situation and further supporting the achievement of the Sustainable Development | false |
situation and further supporting the achievement of the Sustainable Development
Goals. | false |
Goals.
2. The Republic of Korea firmly upholds the universal value of human rights as a | true |
2. The Republic of Korea firmly upholds the universal value of human rights as a
centrepiece of its policy goals. As a State party to seven core international human | false |
centrepiece of its policy goals. As a State party to seven core international human
rights conventions, the Republic of Korea is earnestly striving to implement the | false |
rights conventions, the Republic of Korea is earnestly striving to implement the
provisions of the relevant conventions at the national level in cooperation with | false |
provisions of the relevant conventions at the national level in cooperation with
various stakeholders. Furthermore, the Republic of Korea has actively participated in | false |
various stakeholders. Furthermore, the Republic of Korea has actively participated in
the activities of the Human Rights Council and the Third Committee of the General | false |
the activities of the Human Rights Council and the Third Committee of the General
Assembly, working closely with the international community for the protection and | false |
Assembly, working closely with the international community for the protection and
promotion of human rights around the world. | false |
promotion of human rights around the world.
3. At the national level, the Republic of Korea has drawn up the third national | true |
3. At the national level, the Republic of Korea has drawn up the third national
action plan for the promotion and protection of human rights, 2018–2022. The plan | false |
action plan for the promotion and protection of human rights, 2018–2022. The plan
covers 272 human rights-related tasks and outlines the commitment of the Republic | false |
covers 272 human rights-related tasks and outlines the commitment of the Republic
of Korea towards better human rights protection in line with its international human | false |
of Korea towards better human rights protection in line with its international human
rights obligations. | false |
rights obligations.
Contribution to international efforts to promote and protect | true |
Contribution to international efforts to promote and protect
human rights and the development of national human | false |
human rights and the development of national human
rights policies | false |
rights policies
Women’s rights | true |
Women’s rights
4. The Republic of Korea has continued to support and contribute to global efforts | true |
4. The Republic of Korea has continued to support and contribute to global efforts
to promote gender equality and the empowerment of women. It has joined in | false |
to promote gender equality and the empowerment of women. It has joined in
sponsoring Human Rights Council and General Assembly resolutions on the | false |
sponsoring Human Rights Council and General Assembly resolutions on the
elimination of violence and discrimination against women. | false |
elimination of violence and discrimination against women.
5. As regards international cooperation in promoting and protecting women’s | true |
5. As regards international cooperation in promoting and protecting women’s
rights, the Republic of Korea has served as a member of the Commission on the Status | false |
rights, the Republic of Korea has served as a member of the Commission on the Status
of Women and has actively participated in discussions on the promotion of gender | false |
of Women and has actively participated in discussions on the promotion of gender
equality, the elimination of sexual violence and the empowerment of women, and has | false |
equality, the elimination of sexual violence and the empowerment of women, and has
shared its efforts and best practices. It has also been participating in theExecutive | false |
shared its efforts and best practices. It has also been participating in theExecutive
Board of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of | false |
Board of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of
Women (UN-Women) since the establishment of UN-Women in 2010. | false |
Women (UN-Women) since the establishment of UN-Women in 2010.
6. The Republic of Korea drew up the second basic plan for gender equality policy, | true |
6. The Republic of Korea drew up the second basic plan for gender equality policy,
2018–2022, as a comprehensive national plan for promoting gender equality. In | false |
2018–2022, as a comprehensive national plan for promoting gender equality. In
addition, in 2017 the Republic of Korea established the plan for improving women’s | false |
addition, in 2017 the Republic of Korea established the plan for improving women’s
representation in key public sectors, 2018–2022, and has already reached its target | false |
representation in key public sectors, 2018–2022, and has already reached its target
ratios in some sectors, including at the director level in central and local government | false |
ratios in some sectors, including at the director level in central and local government
agencies in 2018. It will continue its efforts to increase women’s participation in key | false |
agencies in 2018. It will continue its efforts to increase women’s participation in key
decision-making processes in the public sector. | false |
decision-making processes in the public sector.
7. In the drafting, implementing and evaluating of its development cooperation | true |
7. In the drafting, implementing and evaluating of its development cooperation
projects, the Republic of Korea is expanding gender perspectives in its policies and | false |
projects, the Republic of Korea is expanding gender perspectives in its policies and
projects. The Korea International Cooperation Agency set up the gender equality | false |
projects. The Korea International Cooperation Agency set up the gender equality
midterm strategy, 2016–2020, with a view to promoting gender equality and women’s | false |
midterm strategy, 2016–2020, with a view to promoting gender equality and women’s
dignity in society, and is seeking to contribute to the empowerment of women and the | false |
dignity in society, and is seeking to contribute to the empowerment of women and the
elevation of their status in developing countries. By employing this strategy, the | false |
elevation of their status in developing countries. By employing this strategy, the
Republic of Korea will contribute to international efforts to promote gender equality | false |
Republic of Korea will contribute to international efforts to promote gender equality
and sustainable development, in the spirit of equity and universality of the Sustainable | false |
and sustainable development, in the spirit of equity and universality of the Sustainable
Development Goals. | false |
Development Goals.
8. Regarding the women and peace and security agenda, the Republic of Korea has | true |
8. Regarding the women and peace and security agenda, the Republic of Korea has
expressed its strong support for Security Council resolution 1325 (2000). In 2018, it | false |
expressed its strong support for Security Council resolution 1325 (2000). In 2018, it
established the second national action plan to implement that resolution and | false |
established the second national action plan to implement that resolution and
subsequent related resolutions. | false |
subsequent related resolutions.
9. The Republic of Korea launched an “Action with women and peace” initiative | true |
9. The Republic of Korea launched an “Action with women and peace” initiative
in June 2018 to contribute to international efforts to promote the women and peace | false |
in June 2018 to contribute to international efforts to promote the women and peace
and security agenda, including the elimination of sexual violence in conflict. Under | false |
and security agenda, including the elimination of sexual violence in conflict. Under
this initiative, it will embark on projects to address the particular needs of women and | false |
this initiative, it will embark on projects to address the particular needs of women and
girls in situations of conflict and post-conflict and will hold an annual international | false |
girls in situations of conflict and post-conflict and will hold an annual international
conference to discuss issues of critical importance under the women and peace and | false |
conference to discuss issues of critical importance under the women and peace and
security agenda. | false |
security agenda.
Children’s rights | true |
Children’s rights
10. The Republic of Korea has set a good example to the world with its transition | true |
10. The Republic of Korea has set a good example to the world with its transition
from a recipient of assistance from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in | false |
from a recipient of assistance from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in
the 1950s to a major donor today. The Republic of Korea is a member of the Executive | false |
the 1950s to a major donor today. The Republic of Korea is a member of the Executive
Board of UNICEF, contributing to UNICEF policymaking processes and projects for | false |
Board of UNICEF, contributing to UNICEF policymaking processes and projects for
children in need. Moreover, the Republic of Korea has held annual bilateral meetings | false |
children in need. Moreover, the Republic of Korea has held annual bilateral meetings
with UNICEF since 2004 and signed a framework agreement with UNICEF in 2009, | false |
with UNICEF since 2004 and signed a framework agreement with UNICEF in 2009,
paving the way towards strengthened international cooperation for the protection of | false |
paving the way towards strengthened international cooperation for the protection of
children’s rights. | false |
children’s rights.
11. At the national level, the Republic of Korea strives to promote the rights of | true |
11. At the national level, the Republic of Korea strives to promote the rights of
children. Its many accomplishments include withdrawing its reservation to article 21, | false |
children. Its many accomplishments include withdrawing its reservation to article 21,
paragraph (a), of the Convention on the Rights of the Child for the adoption of a new | false |
paragraph (a), of the Convention on the Rights of the Child for the adoption of a new
law; drawing up the first master plan for child policy, 2015–2019, which prioritized | false |
law; drawing up the first master plan for child policy, 2015–2019, which prioritized
the best interests of children; and establishing the Child Rights Committee as an | false |
the best interests of children; and establishing the Child Rights Committee as an
independent monitoring institute under the National Human Rights Commission of | false |
independent monitoring institute under the National Human Rights Commission of
Korea. | false |
Korea.
12. Regarding its efforts to end child abuse, the Republic of Korea will promote the | true |
12. Regarding its efforts to end child abuse, the Republic of Korea will promote the
Act on Special Cases Concerning the Punishment, etc. of Child Abuse Crimes, | false |
Act on Special Cases Concerning the Punishment, etc. of Child Abuse Crimes,
enacted in 2014, and the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Countering Child Abuse, | false |
enacted in 2014, and the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Countering Child Abuse,
launched in 2015, will develop preventive measures through continuous consultation | false |
launched in 2015, will develop preventive measures through continuous consultation
and cooperation. Furthermore, the Republic of Korea will participate sincerely in the | false |
and cooperation. Furthermore, the Republic of Korea will participate sincerely in the
2019 meeting with the Committee on the Rights of the Child to review the fifth and | false |
2019 meeting with the Committee on the Rights of the Child to review the fifth and
sixth national reports of the Republic of Korea on the implementation of the | false |
sixth national reports of the Republic of Korea on the implementation of the
Convention on the Rights of the Child. | false |
Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Rights of persons with disabilities | true |
Rights of persons with disabilities
13. The Republic of Korea assumed the presidency of the Conference of States | true |
13. The Republic of Korea assumed the presidency of the Conference of States
Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities for the period | false |