Gonghyeon et al.: Human Rights, Crossing the School Gates

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It's a book about the significance and importance of student human rights crossing the gate and what methods are actually going to be executed in order for student rights to be practiced. The book consists of three volumes. Part 1 uses the political and social theories and social issues to look at what student rights is. Part 2 explores the main issues that are suppressing student rights - freedom of hair, physical punishment, mobile phone use, uniforms, forced supplements and palms — all eight. The issues are actually detailed analysis of how they are encroaching on student rights. Part 3 suggests the validity of why student rights are important and why they should be guaranteed in a society that considers those who claim to be students' rights as simply ‘unsurpassed.’. We are realistic about how student rights violations have bruised students from school, parents from child to child, friends.

Korean title: 인권, 교문을 넘다

Korean author: 공현 외

Korean publisher: 한겨레에듀

ISBN-13: 9788984314498

공현 외: 인권, 교문을 넘다
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