Write for Rights 2024: Kyung Seok Park, South Korea @amnestyusa
Write for Rights 2024: Kyung Seok Park, South Korea  @amnestyusa
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Kyung Seok Park is a dedicated disability rights activist.

Holding peaceful protests on Seoul’s public transport systems, Kyung Seok Park has drawn attention to how hard it is for people with disabilities to easily access trains and subways safely – denying them the ability to travel to work, school, or to live independently.

Kyung Seok Park’s activism has been met with police abuse, public smear campaigns and punitive litigation.

Protest is not a crime, and disability rights are human rights.
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