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Uijeongbu-si Runs 'A Home Where Respect Grows' with Family Participation in Gender Equality Education
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- Uijeongbu-si said it has completed the second session of its family-friendly experience program 'A Home Where Respect Grows' on April 1.
- The session was held at the Munyesup Community Center, Hoeryongyeok Branch, and four families with children aged 5 or older and up to third grade of elementary school took part.
- The session consisted of gender equality education in the first part and eco-friendly soap making in the second, and the city said it will continue to pursue family-friendly programs.
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