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Title2025.12.10. Human Rights Café celebrating Human Rights Day 2026-07-13 11:24
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1. Overview of Activities

Date: Wednesday, December 10, 2025

Place: Min-Ju Square in front of the Student HallⅠ

Attendees: 윤신영, 임서윤, 권혜선, 김지현, 노지원, 양준호, 조아덕, 박소영, 최혁재


2. Key Details

On December 10, 2025, in celebration of World Human Rights Day, Unlabeled  organized a “Human Rights Café" with support from the National Human Rights Commission of Korea(Daejeon Office) and the Seo-Ro-Hi Café.


On the day of the event, club members handed out refreshments and souvenirs to university members and encouraged participation in the "University Students’ declaration for Protecting the Educational Rights of Students in Conflict Areas". Participants engaged in the event and reflected on protecting the human rights of students in conflict zones, fostering discussion on these issues. The event helped  raise awareness about World Human Rights Day among Chungnam National University members and to rethink the importance of ensuring educational access for students in conflict zones.


3. Pictures

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Adeok Cho and Jihyun Kim explaining the declaration to other students
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Jihyun Kim preparing coffee and cookies

4. Outcome and Key Takeaways
“This event was more rewarding than I could have hoped for, with more people participated than we had expected, and the club members on duty also worked with great enthusiasm. It made me realize that with enough determination, we can achieve out goals. I also found out that there wasn't as much resistance to the 'Student Declaration' as we anticipated. In future events, we plan to address any shortcomings from today’s activity and actively promote the club's goal and the importance of human rights.
We are deeply grateful for the support from the National Human Rights Commission of Korea(Daejeon Office) and the Seo-Ro-Hi Café for their support.”

— Kwon Hye-Sun, Class of '24 (from participant reflection)