Yoo Kyung-soon: Lee Hoon-gu

The labor activist who was the first president of the Labor Safety and Health Institute in Korea through student, labor, political and organized campaigns. (Laughter). The group has written a series of details about the life, activity and ideas of the old man, adding 18 sentences that were close to the deceased. The lifelong commitment to organizing and building workers as a rights master was seen as the most specific of the security problems, the labor's body and life. The workbench at the Labor Safety and Health Institute in Korea, along with the workers' ongoing work-safety and system reform, anti-saltalist teams, double-party projects, and the work-saving programs, has been actively expanded to expand their work- safety programs, while furthering their activities to more identity, more territory, more trade and mix with and eventually to change the world. The honggu, which throughout the oral arts stressed that “you must be the master of life,” considered the labor and health of the workers as masters of the body, and began by demanding your own health and a good life, creating the working body and the role of the institute in the field until the disease left you. For this hulks of workers' bodies and lives, working for the world rather than profit, members of their families, seniors, labor workers, are returning to him as a team dedicated to the workers, devoted to them, who have been serious and honest activists, persistent and radical, who likes people and has no authority, who enjoy new attempts.

Korean title: 이훈구

Korean author: 유경순

Korean publisher: 나름북스

ISBN-13: 9791186036792