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Human Right Center
UNIST Human Rights Center
HomepageThe UNIST Human Rights Center receives reports on human rights violations, sexual harassment and sexual assault on the campus and provides help in solving the problems which arise from such incidents including receiving case reports and providing personal counseling.
The Human Rights Center also provides preemptive and preventative education for these problems. Please feel free to contact us if you need any assistance regarding human rights violations, sexual harassment or sexual assault.
Office information
How to apply
- All members of UNIST including students, faculty, and staff) can apply for a consultation by phone, email, visiting the center, etc.
Faculty and staff could seek help from the center for human rights violations from the year 2020 after revision of the regulation.
- Confidentiality of personal information and consultation contents are guaranteed.
- Mediation and the taking of incident reports are done at the request of the applicant:
- Mediation: the procedure to facilitate an agreement between the concerned parties based on the requirements of the applicant.
- Taking of incident reports: the procedure used when an applicant hopes to solve the problem through an official settlement made by committee.
- After receiving a report, actions such as disciplinary requests for perpetrators and protection of and support for victims will be taken in accordance with the results of the investigation and deliberation process performed by the Human Rights Committee or the Sexual Harassment Deliberation Committee.
Available counseling
Human rights violations
Human rights violations occurring on campus including discrimination based on prohibited grounds such as race and disability, unfair treatment, and verbal abuse.
Sexual Harassment, Sexual Violence
Sexual violence crimes including rape and indecent act, sexual harassment(verbal, physical, visual), stalking, etc.