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Gwangju City holds youth and children's council at city council plenary meeting hall
Call for free public transportation for youth through 5-minute free speeches, and suggest policies such as improving awareness of youth syndrome... Award of commendation
(Gwangju = Break News) Reporter Haksu Lee = Gwangju City held the 7th Youth Council plenary session and the 3rd Children's Council policy declaration ceremony at the Gwangju City Council plenary conference hall on the 18th. (Photo)
The event was held in the order of the first part, the Youth Council plenary session, and the second part, the Children's Council policy declaration ceremony, with about 70 people in attendance, including members of the Children and Youth Council, Gwangju City Council members Lee Myeong-no and Im Mi-ran, and Gwangju City, Office of Education, and children and youth officials.
In addition, the event included ¡ãawarding of commendations, ¡ãfree speech for children and youth, and ¡ãpolicy agenda proposals.
The 1st Youth Council plenary session began with an opening speech by Youth Council Chairman Kim Sang-young, followed by 5 minutes of free speech by youth council members, and 4 agenda items and ordinance amendments were passed.
In the 5-minute free speech, he called for ¡®free public transportation for youth in Gwangju City.¡¯
The policy agenda includes ¡ã a plan to improve awareness of youth ID in Gwangju City (I want to play) ¡ã a plan to implement a school political party system in elementary and middle schools in Gwangju City (Student Liberal Party) ¡ã a plan to revitalize school libraries to improve the reading culture of students at the Gwangju City Office of Education (Sunguri Sungdang Party) ¡ãFour agenda items were passed, including the revision of the Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education Humanities Education Promotion Ordinance (Grape Dang, Woori Ga Superintendent of Education).
Next, at the Children's Parliament Policy Declaration Ceremony, a total of 4 emergency problem-solving groups (welfare, climate, environment, and education) formed by children's council members gave free speeches for 5 minutes, and each had 2 policy questions and agenda proposals.
In the 5-minute free speech, attention was called to the safety rights, environmental rights, and educational rights of local children, including ¡®exposure to pedestrians at risk due to neglect of electric kickboards.¡¯
Policy inquiries were conducted on ¡®Gwangju City Office of Education Ordinance on Promoting Bicycle Use¡¯ and ¡®Crackdown on Outdoor Advertisements in Gwangju City Children¡¯s Protection Zones¡¯. In the policy proposal, two cases were resolved, including ¡®Plan on improving human rights programs for elementary school students at Gwangju City Office of Education¡¯ and ¡®Plan on support for survival education for elementary school students at Gwangju City Office of Education¡¯.
The content discussed at the plenary session and policy declaration ceremony will be delivered to relevant departments such as Gwangju City and the city Office of Education, and will later be reviewed and reflected in Gwangju City's children and youth policy.
The Gwangju City Children and Youth Council is a participatory organization where children and youth directly participate in the policy-making process and can freely express their opinions.
The Youth Council has 9 members participating from 6 political parties (Student Freedom Party, Want to Play Party, Uri Ga Superintendent of Education Party, Sungguri Sungdang Party, Drewwa Climate Party, and Glucose Party). The Children's Parliament has 21 members working in 4 divisions (Life Summit, Green Planet, Green Light, and Education Desk).
Kim Young-seon, director of the Gwangju City Gender Equality and Family Bureau, said, ¡°We will ensure that the policies proposed by the Gwangju City Children and Youth Council are well reflected.¡±