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Incheon Social Service Institute Takes a Step Forward in Human Rights Management
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- The Incheon Social Service Institute conducted a 2026 human rights impact assessment and met 137 of 143 indicators.
- The Incheon Welfare Center for People with Disabilities achieved 96.2%, and the Incheon Elder Protection Agency achieved 100%, while external communication channels and other areas were found to need supplementation.
- Six improvement tasks were proposed, including worker safety and victim recovery, building a protection system for part-time workers, and measures to strengthen human rights management.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 인천사서원 인권경영 한 발 앞으로
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