Major Services

Human Rights Counseling Office

• Counseling, accepting, investigating, and reporting incidents involving human rights violations (including sexual harassment and sexual violence)
• Taking measures required for victim protection and perpetrator education
• Other matters related to the handling of human rights violation cases

Education Research Office

• Implementation of the Four Major Violence Prevention Education for the promotion of human rights and prevention of human rights violations, along with promotion and education activities
• Survey on human rights violations and system improvements
• Providing courses to enhance human rights awareness, and education for human rights protection and consciousness improvement

Administrative Services

• Operation and management of Center-affiliated committees
• Matters related to the establishment and revision of the Center regulations
• Compilation of human rights reports, and planning and execution of budget related to the Center

How to Use the Center for Human Rights

• Target Audience: Available for all university members, including students, faculty, and staff
• Counseling Content: Counseling related to human rights violations (sexual harassment, sexual violence), Discussion of incident responses, Guidance on available support and procedures, etc.
• Operating hours: Weekdays 09:00 - 18:00 (lunch break 12:00 - 13:00)
• Phone counseling: 064-754-3095, 3096, 3097
• E-mail counseling: help365@jejunu.ac.kr
• Visting counseling: 2F Graduate School Building (Post Office Building/Ara Hall snack bar), East of Main Building
• Online Human Rights Violation Report Center: http://www.jejunu.ac.kr/help/rights
• Website: http://hrc.jejunu.ac.kr

※ Personal information and counseling content will be kept strictly confidential.