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Arts Council Korea conducts human rights impact assessment for the first time

Arts Council Korea,
12 March 2020, Korea, Rep

On the 10th, the Korea Culture and Arts Committee (Chairman Jong-Kwan Park, Art Committee) announced the result report of the 2019 Arts Council of Korea Committee Human Rights Impact Assessment, which was the first public institution in the field of culture and arts, to the organization Nuri House.

https://arko.or.kr/m1_03/m2_02.do?&mode=view&page=&cid=1602991

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