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It has come as a great shock that the problem of poverty is not limited to finances, but also affects their state of mind.
The fact that the natural rights we enjoy were the rights that they would probably naturally give up has left the government and local governments deeply troubled about how to change their psychology.

It was also a great time to learn a lot about the innovative ways to achieve equality because of the city's policies, to remind them of their rights, to approach them naturally, to awaken their rights, and to pursue natural equality

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It came as a great shock that the problem of poverty was not limited to finances, but also affected their mental state.

The fact that the natural rights we enjoy were probably a right to give up naturally left us deeply concerned about how the government and local governments would change their minds.

In practice, the state must provide jobs and superficial assistance to the poorest. However, it takes a considerable amount of time to change their mental state and willingness to work, and to change the discrimination of others.

In particular, according to the idea of natural human rights stipulated in the Constitution of Korea, all people are equal and have the same rights from birth. I don't think the state should turn a blind eye or deny it because the act of giving up natural human rights directly with their own hands is an act of completely denying the founding ideology of the Republic of Korea.

However, the same problem arises even if the state supports them too much, and according to the idea of natural human rights stipulated in the Constitution, the state must deal with this crisis carefully because the act of providing support to only a special person while everyone is equal can be reverse discrimination and unconstitutional no matter how poor the basic recipients or the extreme poor are

The state must deal with the crisis well in these two ways, and I think it can be divided into 1) the market economy theory and 2) the national intervention theory.

From the perspective of market economy theory, if the state actively supports basic beneficiaries and the poorest, workers other than basic beneficiaries and the poorest will be dissatisfied with the policy supported by the basic beneficiaries and the poorest who have not tried hard to get a job and live a hard life, which may lead to a decrease in working motivation. Basic beneficiaries also become more dependent on the state, leading to market failure

From the perspective of national interventionism, if the state intervenes in this matter, it will be in favor of equality, which is the realization of social solidarity, and it will also be in favor of income redistribution in a situation where the poorest and the low-income class disappear. However, too much intervention is a time when the current Republic of Korea, which is based on a capitalist society, has a strong communist tendency and faces strong opposition from the people, so it is expected that the policy will not be able to exert any effort against the people's opposition

If I become a public official in charge of basic beneficiaries, I would like to suggest one plan.

How to resume the New Deal at the national level.
The New Deal was a policy tool to overcome the Great Depression of the 1930s in the United States.
Currently, civil engineering projects are actively underway in Korea, and if basic beneficiaries and the poorest are hired as workers in this field, I think we can support them, arrange their jobs, and provide them with the will to resume work without harming other private companies.

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The Green Road Farm Bridge is named after the work of Gwangju Prison workers who were nearby until the 1960s to workOnce a railroad, this place is currently serving as a shelter and a living path for local residents, and it has become a cultural infrastructure and is melting into the lives of residents

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It was hosted by the Gwangju Biennale
Seung Hyosang designed it

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The day I visited was Sunday, October 1st, from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

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In fact, there are many things to see the natural environment, including Seonunsa Temple.
In particular, it is located near the Byeonsan Peninsula, so if I had a lot of time, I would have seen the sea

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This is a pink muhly farm called Flower Groom Project Farm Garden in Gochang, Jeollabuk-do.

The event will be held from September 15th to November 15th and boasts beautiful scenery

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There is no official site, only Blog and Instagram site
blog.naver.com/feelkkot

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I would like to recommend this place to couples or young friends if I could
The reason was that there were not many things to see because it was smaller than I thought, but when I went, I thought that the proportion of visits was higher with the intention of taking a lot of pictures and posting them on SNS.

But the pink muhly flower itself is pretty, so I think visiting regardless of age or sex can be a good choice

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I participated in a meeting of Human Rights cases responding to overtty and lnequalities, which began at 16:00 on October 5, 2023

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Poverty is a constant process and more of an arduous struggle.
As such, poverty has a great impact not only on the financial aspect but also on one's psychology itself.
What's particularly surprising is that they are quite often resigned to the term right because they are unfamiliar with the term right itself and haven't learned it because of the lack of money.
And they've always been the underdog
The biggest surprise was that they were unfamiliar with the rights themselves.

Despite the city's policies in response to poverty, the poor, from a deeply entrenched underdog standpoint, are having a hard time changing their perspective.
In response, this conference presented many areas to address their poverty from their standpoint and from the standpoint of the city.

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The main theme was that poverty is a constant process and a harder struggle

In particular, according to Professor Jo Moon-young [Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Yonsei University]
"Poverty has a huge impact on the individual's psychology itself as well as the financial aspect. What's particularly surprising is that they're quite often resigned to the term right because they're not familiar with the term right itself and they didn't learn it because they didn't have money."

Also, according to Jose Cuesta [World Bank chief economist]
"They have always been the underdogs. The biggest surprise was that they were not familiar with the rights themselves.
Despite the city's policies against poverty, from the perspective of the deeply entrenched underdog, the poor have a hard time changing their viewpoints."
In response, the conference presented many areas where they could address their poverty from their standpoint and the city's standpoint.