It’s pee.
As I was introduced, I am currently teaching at a university
But
You are the ambassador to the United Nations to address North Korean human rights.
You have more birthdays.
Ah
I
As Ambassador to the United Nations
It’s not about North Korea.
Two years as a chapter of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
I did this
What I felt while working as a camouflage of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
To do you
I want to be with you once.
As you live,
There are times when you think about people with disabilities.
If you see someone with a disability
The first seems uncomfortable at first.
How can I live without the inconvenience of people like u?
I do not have time to think about this.
4 million won of this lecture
The subject is his position.
I am
Life without discomfort
I will draw the world.
One of the things I was actually interested in
I died sixteen years ago.
It’s thanks to my mother.
My mother was studying in the United States when I was young.
A lifetime college professor
You were active.
When I was 70 years old, I had acute Parkinson’s disease in three years.
I broke it.
so
I lived with the last three years of my life.
In regulation
You’ve lived
I think my mother was originally active
Because I know you like to go outside
When I live with you
Sales weekend
Take it out or go outside.
Do a restaurant
To the theater
I went out to the amusement park or outside.
In doing so
The most important thing
Wheelchair users
Can you go?
I have a habit of checking first.
From the perspective of the disabled
I saw the world.
In our Korean dictionary,
If you do not have the ability to function
Deficient mental capacity
It says
My mother also has
Did the lower body fail the original function
In this sense, he was disabled.
However, in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities,
At first
The window
Which interferes with people with disabilities and their equal social participation
Customary environmental
It comes from the interactions between the barriers.
Without custom or environmental barriers
It was not in the window.
What does this mean?
Ah
In some towns
There is a river.
Deep
It’s not big.
There is no ferryboat.
Because there is no leg
Anyone who can cross this river
There’s only someone who knows how to swim.
People who know how to swim are swimming
Go back to the world across the river
How beautiful it is
It was talked about giving.
Those who can not swim
Can you pay me on the other side
I can not help imagining.
So people in this village
People who can swim and watch the world across the river
I can not see because I can not swim.
Two classes
It’s divided.
When
The person who does the area like the electric dictionary in Korean dictionary
The body is responsible for
Is he a person
By the way,
The bridge was built.
Whether you can swim because the bridge is not built
Joon-ok is not an important element
rather
Long legs
Across
Walk across the river
Whether or not it can be repaid
. important
It’s an element.
Aged person
Like children or disabled people
People who can not walk long distances are still
Across the river
I could not see it.
So now
Love and You
A person who did not
The villagers were divided into two groups.
By the way, one day
The shuttle bus started going.
If anyone wants to
Across the river
By bus
I was able to pay off
Now many times in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
The window
People with disabilities and their
Inviting social participation
It comes from the interaction between the barriers.
To say
You understand what I mean.
When there is no leg
A person who can not swim
I’m disabled.
When there is no shuttle bus
A man who can not walk far
I am disabled.
By taking a shuttle bus over the bridge
Such a barrier
It could not be all.
An example of better life and closer barrier removal
I will tell you about glasses.
In addition, there are many people who receive glasses.
As we live and live
I have a bad eyeball
It’s rarely considered a disabled person.
Why?
because
The bad sight is the simple way of glasses
simple
Because it can be solved by an auxiliary means
If glasses were not invented
Newspapers with poor eyesight
If I had to learn to live and learn,
It’s different.
I can not give you the front door because it’s dangerous for these people.
Theater
School or something like this
In the first place,
We should make it separately.
They are disabled
Be in urgent need of treatment
Glasses
By simply assuring a simple warranty
Even though I am not a national disabled person
In professional terms,
They say it improves accessibility.
Accessibility depends on physical devices
It’s not just a facility
In the United States, there is a town called 40 Vineyards in the south of Boston.
Currently,
A visit to the region by the President of the United States
It became famous as a luxury resort.
By the 19th century
Innate
For a special reason that there are a lot of hearing impaired people
It is known.
Because the people who came here in the UK
Those with special genes live in 2000
But because there are so many barely
The percentage of people with hearing impairment
Compared to other parts of the US
And a teenager
It was high
So when I started to buy my wife in the 20th century
An investigator from outside
In this town,
Teaching Hearing Impairment
Are those people creative?
This grandmother
No
They’re not disabled people. They just can not hear.
I answer this.
A huge reporter
When we got out
This grandmother
You did not play a pun.
Because it’s around
Because there are so many people with hearing loss
In this town there is a road
everyone
With a verbal language
Sign language
I taught it all at once.
So I’m actually living.
There was no inconvenience without speaking and not giving.
So this grandmother’s idea
The inability to hear the ears
It’s not a disorder.
You did.
Left-handed people who can not hear their ears
It’s different and different.
That’s not a barrier.
You thought.
What is creative and does not have any ability
if
I do not have absolute standards.
Relative concept.
So to get rid of the barrier
By increasing accessibility,
Can be reduced
According to the United Nations, the United Nations
About 15 people, 15 per cent
I am living with a physical or mental impairment.
As society around the world ages, it gets older.
There are more and more people with disabilities.
Like my mother,
At some stage in life
I think I am disabled.
some people
In a few months,
Some people have a lifetime
There is a lot of difference.
We are all
At some stage in our lives
I think I am disabled.
Nevertheless, in human history
for a long time
Creative discrimination and
The
The same as the target
vip Gary picture
It’s a picture of a white man who died five hundred years ago.
The age of the disabled who are the object of discrimination and mockery
For the disabled
The art itself
I will be a pioneer.
Today, many societies
Hide in disgrace to your family
I have a window.
Be marginalized in society
Something is happening that discrimination is happening.
Then, people with disabilities
There is no opportunity for social advancement.
If so
It will also be disadvantageous to income accumulation.
In our society as a whole
As a power generation subject
Disabled
Potential
Because I can not use it properly and
Society is in full hands
And a survivor. This can only be called a handshake.
To break this vicious cycle
The international community
In 2006
We signed the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, like the NHRCK,
Most recently,
Member States of the United Nations
Of the 193 countries
Back 72 countries or affiliated
The fastest growing
Human rights agreement.
The most important change is that the disabled
For disabled people
Based on human rights
Or method.
A human rights-based approach
To see
Lane-based approach and
It is distinctive
As a member of society,
Others have the same rights and dignity
To be treated as a subject,
The approach is centered on replacement
For example, to make a bathroom for the disabled
The fishermen do not use public buildings or facilities
We have created a dedicated facility for the disabled,
And just install it.
It is a protection-oriented approach.
The budget for making handicapped toilets is too expensive
As a donation from people
You have to make a toilet.
It’s a philanthropic approach.
A human rights-based approach
A member of a creative society
Because it is part of
As if it were a woman’s toilet
It means that you have to make handicapped toilets.
Go to some buildings
When asked why the female impersonator does not have a way
He managed it.
In this building
There is only one woman in a hundred.
So, did not you make a women’s bathroom?
That does not make sense.
This building has only one person in 2,000 people with disabilities.
It’s coming.
So it makes sense that there are no disabled toilets.
not
Our country
In welfare and facilities for people with disabilities,
It’s a country ahead of us.
I felt it though
Socially Creative Perspectives
In
Still from the developed countries of the Chapter
There is a lot of need to benchmark
Most importantly,
By eliminating environmental barriers
To avoid discomfort
To see the world across the river
Once on your feet
No matter how great a strength
Conversion of perception that it can not be a disability
I ask you all to lead here
I’ll finish my story. Thank you.
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