The Human Rights Center(Guide for Foreigners)
We aim to create a safe and inclusive campus that is free from discrimination and violence, while addressing a wide range of human rights issues and providing counseling and support for those in need.
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Human Rights Violation Cases
• Counseling and support for victims of human rights violations
• Receiving and processing reports of human rights violations
• Providing consultation on human rights-related concerns
Education
• Promoting awareness and preventing human rights violations through education and training
Research and Cooperation
• Presenting and recommending guidelines to foster a human rights-friendly campus culture based on mutual respect and trust
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The Human Rights Center at Tongmyong University was established to foster a campus community where all members treat one another with mutual respect and consideration. Since its establishment in October 2022, the Center has been committed to promoting and protecting the human rights of all members of the university community.
We aim to create a safe and inclusive campus that is free from discrimination and violence, while addressing a wide range of human rights issues and providing counseling and support for those in need.
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Where assistance is needed in connection with sexual harassment and sexual violence
- verbal and visual sexual harassment
- stalker/sexual harassment
- a question about one's performance
Where assistance is needed in connection with human rights violations, such as discrimination and unfair treatment
- Discrimination based on gender, age, disability, ethnicity, educational background, region, socioeconomic status, gender identity, marital status, etc
- Discrimination based on the right to education, labor, freedom, etc
- damage from physical and verbal violence, etc
- questions about human rights
■ Target
It is available to everyone belonging to Dongmyeong University, namely students, professors, and faculty.
■ How to apply for counseling
-Dongmyeong University Human Rights Center
-Weekdays counseling hours: Monday to Friday 10:00 to 16:00 Vacation period 11:00 to 14:00
-Tel. 051-629-0381~3
-If you book a telephone consultation in advance, you can reduce the waiting time.
-Personal personal information, counseling, and reporting are strictly confidential.
-If the victim wishes to formally resolve the issue in accordance with the school's regulations and procedures, he or she can request an investigation by reporting the incident. The report will be filed by filling out the report and affidavit form at the bottom of the website and submitting it to the counseling center. Please email the counseling center or visit and submit it in person.
Application for Report/Application for Statement of Statement
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■ Helpers
When he/she witnesses the occurrence of human rights violations or becomes aware of the damage
If possible, ask the perpetrator to stop the act and separate the victim from the situation to ensure safety.
Listen to the victims.
I don't say anything to judge the victim's behavior.
We provide assistance by looking at the greatest difficulties that victims feel.
We will guide related organizations such as the Human Rights Center on campus (051-629-0381~3).
I do not speak to third parties about what I have learned.
■ Victim
When I was violated
If it is not clear whether the situation you are in is a human rights violation, you must get help from your surroundings, such as the human rights center (051-629-0381~3) and trusted acquaintances.
If you judge that it is possible to secure your safety, you immediately express your refusal to the perpetrator.
If possible, move to a safe place to get out of harm's way.
The data or records of the case will help you deal with the official case.
Decide how to relieve the disease, such as reporting it to a specialized institution in the school, such as a human rights center, or taking legal action.
■ the perpetrator
When I committed human rights violations
He takes seriously the fact that his words and actions have caused damage to others.
As soon as we recognize it, we stop the action and apologize.
If you are involved in an investigation, be careful not to falsely deny the case or make distorted statements.
We strive to actively prevent the occurrence of secondary damage and block the spread.
We actively strive to prevent recurrence and improve human rights sensitivity, such as finding opportunities for human rights education.
