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I participated in the "sexual inequality in housework" forum, which focuses on domestic labor, which is selected as a global issue. According to the forum, women's domestic labor is the cause of Korea's serious low birth rate, and measures such as giving wages to domestic labor are needed to respect the value of domestic labor and promote role sharing. Times have changed and men's housework has increased significantly, but the hours of housework between men and women in each country surveyed by the speaker are clearly different, indicating that women's housework is still serious.

Pham Thu Hien - The Vietnamese speaker pointed out the problem that Vietnam, like other countries, has a perception that girls and women should be responsible for housework. The data showed that women and men spend 2.87 times more time taking care of housework. In Vietnam, female employees can be guaranteed a woman's job through law by supporting the birth system and childcare leave for six months. In the case of miscarriage or abortion, you can take 5 to 10 days off.  Pamtuhien believes that unpaid care work will also affect economic growth and sustainable development, and said women's awareness of domestic labor should be raised through communication campaigns and Dia's participation.

Lee Hyun Ah - Housework is important in that it helps family members continue their activities and helps them maintain their daily lives. We stressed that women's productive contribution and role should be evaluated and recognized, and that women's responsibility for unpaid work should be eliminated and their lives improved.  The speaker proposed a cash support system for raising children. He said that the cash support system has both positive and negative aspects, but all of them need to be reviewed and policies adopted.

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(Korea)

I have always thought about women's housework.

The reason is that I often saw my mother suffering from housework and various family events.

The stereotype of favoring men is still firmly established in our family, and there is an unspoken atmosphere that "men should not enter the kitchen.

" It's a stereotype that women should do housework, and I'm really ironic that no one takes it for granted without thinking of it as domestic labor.

I think that home should be a space where everyone can relax.

However, most women also "work" there. Half agree with the speaker's words, "We can maintain our daily lives because there are people who continue to do housework," and half disagree.

I agree that having someone to do the housework makes our daily lives easier and makes it easier to concentrate only on work. However, as the number of double-income couples increases and the number of people living alone increases, I think there are difficulties and hardships in the daily lives of women who have to do both work and housework.

In this forum, there was an opinion that wages should be given to domestic labor, but I think it is feasible to recognize the value of domestic labor and promote role sharing. However, I think it is unlikely that they will realize that they will pay domestic labor.

This is because there are no clear standards for setting standards for domestic labor, and I think it can be abused to give wages just by looking at the number of families to support as the speaker KIM Young Rae said. And if you get paid to do housework, you won't be able to change the fundamental problem that housework is mostly drunk on women, and you will have a perception that "you have to work because you got paid."

In order to create benefits for people suffering from domestic labor, just like giving wages to domestic labor, I think we need to prepare a basis for introducing them and implement them with a clear plan.

(Vietnam)

The Vietnamese speaker announced that each vulnerable group should not be given the same benefits, but other benefits necessary for the vulnerable, such as children and the elderly.

She also said there is no policy in Vietnam to support children under the age of three, and that double-income couples are having financial difficulties, arguing that a children's education center should be established for children under the age of three. I agree with the story that benefits should be supported differently depending on the class.For example, I think it would be a better life if women could support activities such as domestic labor stress relief programs and provide care support and living expenses support (cash support system) to the elderly.

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I've always thought about women's housework.

The reason is that I often saw my mother struggling with housework and various family events.

There is still a stereotype of preferential treatment for men in my family, so there is a tacit atmosphere, such as "Men should not enter the kitchen."

It's ironic to me that lyrics are stereotyped that women should do it, and that no one thinks it's housework, but takes it for granted.

I think a house should be a place where everyone can relax.

However, most women do 'labor' there, too.

I agree with half and half disagree with the speakers saying, "We can maintain our daily routine because there is someone who keeps doing the housework."

I agree that having someone doing housework makes our daily lives easier and easier to focus on work.

However, now that the number of working couples is increasing and the number of people living alone is increasing, I think the daily life of people who share work and housework is just difficult and hard.

In addition, there have been claims to pay domestic labor, and although it is feasible to recognize the value of domestic labor and promote role sharing, I think it is unlikely to pay domestic labor.

Because, it is not clear how to set the standards for housework, but I think it may be abused to pay wages based on the number of families who support them.

And if you do housework for money, you can't change the fundamental problem that housework is mostly for women, and you'll have a perception that you have to work because you're paid.

The Vietnamese speaker announced that each vulnerable group should be provided with other benefits needed for vulnerable groups, such as children and the elderly, rather than the same benefits. I really agree with this.

I think it would be a better life for women to support activities such as domestic work stress relief programs and for the elderly to provide benefits that are suitable for the recipient, such as providing care support or living expenses support

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Who cleans this place, and how many times a month do the trees and grass manage?

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View Folly is located on the rooftop of the Gwangju Video Complex Cultural Center and feels like the pillars are rotating due to the stripes of the pillars.

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View Folly - Moon, Hoon + realities:united, Jan Edler & Tim Edler

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View Folly - Moon, Hoon + realities:united, Jan Edler & Tim Edler

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[Gender Inequality in Housework]

- I attended the "Gender Inequality in Housework" hosted by the Gwangju Women's Family Foundation, and the theme of the forum is that the value of domestic work should be recognized and paid accordingly.

Speakers in New York and Vietnam announced that we can maintain our daily lives because there are people who do housework and said that gender inequality in households is occurring not only in Korea but also around the world.

Korean speakers also announced the seriousness of women's domestic labor by announcing that domestic labor is the cause of Korea's low birth rate problem.

the speakers' ideas

Pham Thu Hien : In Vietnam, only children over the age of 3 are given benefits, so children under the age of 3 are having difficulty raising children at their own expense, and they argued that a national daycare center that can be attended by the age of 3 or less is necessary. She also argued that domestic work and unpaid care should be viewed as income work so that earned income can be generated.

Sources :

Pham Thu Hien - Gender Specialist

Park Mijeong - Member of the Gwangju Metropolitan Council.

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2023.10.11 13:30 PM Park in front of Culture Complex Station.

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2023.10.11 13:30 PM Park in front of Culture Complex Station.

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The park was full of people who came to relax with office workers because it was lunchtime.

One of the men caught my eye, and he was relaxing in the park even before I came to the park.

He was relaxing with a bicycle, a bag, two drinks cups, and a book around him.

I couldn't tell the height because I was sitting, but I looked skinny.

He got up from his seat when I left the park and could be seen leaving after clearing the surroundings where he had rested.

This park is cool and has a lot of places to sit due to the shade, so many people came to relax with office workers during lunchtime and there were many pigeons.

One woman was wearing a sleeveless shirt and outerwear when she took off her outerwear and put on sunglasses in the hot weather. (I thought she had a very good sense of fashion.)

The two men looked like they had come to relax after lunch and were wearing work vests

There were people standing around to announce the Bible, and there were many people waiting for the bus.

The two women announcing the Bible were wearing mass production and staying out of the sun, and after a certain period of time they were replaced by two men. One of the two women was tall, about 170 and the other had a compact body that looked like 155

Work well for this site : - This place is used by many people, but it is clean and there is a lot of transportation around it, but there is no accident. And it was good to take a rest because it was not noisy during the day, and it was good to have a space for everyone to enjoy like busking at night.

Doesn't work well for this site : - I think it's hard for people who are scared of birds because there are a lot of pigeons and they're approaching.

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bgm source : VLLO - princess Minx

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2023.10.11 12:30 PM - Park in front of Culture Complex Station

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2023.10.11 12:30 PM - Park in front of Culture Complex Station

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I couldn't take pictures in the photo zone due to hospitalization, but I watched a live video .🥲