• Source: ASUNARO: Action for Youth Rights of Korea

The ASUNARO: Action for Youth Rights of Korea (Korean: 청소년인권행동 아수나로), also known as Asunaro is a youth rights organization based in South Korea. The Asunaro was established in 2004 a small forum of the name of Asunaro: Research Forum for Youth Rights, the name was changed to ASUNARO: Action for Youth Rights of Korea in February 2006.
As Asunaro aims to build an equal, democratic society, there are no central departments or representatives. Usually many teams work on a national scale for specific needs, but people in the teams does not represent Asunaro workers and anyone can work in the teams. If needed, a few people will be elected and be in charge for the job.
Every local branches are at the equal terms. Currently, there are 6 local branches, 4 local semi-branches, and several other local communities.
The name Asunaro originated from the imaginary youth organization in the novel Kibō no Kuni no Exodus by Ryū Murakami.




Book


The Asunaro published a book entitled the Meo-Pi-In (ISBN 9788991402317) about youth rights in 2009.




See also


Ordinance of Student Rights
Solidarity for LGBT Human Rights of Korea
Yook Woo-dang




References






External links


Asunaro website (in Korean)

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• ASUNARO: Action for Youth Rights of Korea
• Asunaro
• Liberalism in South Korea
• Ordinance of Student Rights
• Seoul Ordinance of Student Rights
• Lee Jae-myung
• Moon Jae-in
• Gwangju Uprising
• Eddie Peng
• Chingusai