State Commission on Rehabilitation Joins Democracy, Human Rights, and Peace Network
The State Commission on Rehabilitation of Mongolia joined the Democracy, Human Rights, and Peace Network during its meeting organized by the Asia Cultural Center on November 23 or last Thursday.
The State Commission on Rehabilitation of Mongolia joined the Democracy, Human Rights, and Peace Network during its meeting organized by the Asia Cultural Center on November 23 or last Thursday. The Meeting of Representatives of the Democracy, Human Rights, and Peace Network was held in Gwangju City, South Korea, which is considered the cradle of democracy. The Network will provide opportunities to exchange experiences and best practices of countries with similar histories of repression targeted to educate people, tell the story about the repression in Mongolia to Asian countries, and implement joint projects and events. During the Meeting, organized for the 4th time, the representatives and officials from countries with similar histories of repression including Bangladesh, Vietnam, Thailand, Mongolia, and South Korea exchanged views and expressed their positions and opinions on actions for ensuring democracy, human rights and peace. Moreover, considering the significance of the May 18th Democratic Movement of Students in Gwangju in human rights and peace as its point of departure, the Democracy, Human Rights, and Peace Network aims to establish a Gwangju democracy network and platform by 2030.
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