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Joint statement by 115 global civil society organizations calling on the RoK president-elect to withdraw his pledge to abolish the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family

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2022³â 4¿ù 3ÀÏ (ÀÏ) April 3, 2022

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We, 115 global civil society organizations, call on Yoon Suk-yeol, the president-elect of the Republic of Korea to withdraw his pledge to abolish the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family

Yoon Suk-yeol, the candidate of the People Power Party (PPP), won the presidential election on March 9 in South Korea. During the campaign, Yoon and the PPP actively stirred up and capitalized on the anti-feminist backlash, instead of proposing reasonable policy solutions to current critical issues, including deepening economic inequalities after the Covid-19 outbreak and gender-based discrimination and violence entrenched in society. In particular, Yoon made abolishing the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family a central pledge of his campaign, saying that there is no systemic gender discrimination in South Korea. Now discussions are underway regarding the governmental reorganization in the presidential transition committee, but he has not yet withdrawn his promise to abolish the Ministry. We, the global civil society organizations, are strongly concerned about his position.

While women¡¯s long struggles have brought achievements on gender equality and women¡¯s rights, we are now facing global crises, such as widening inequalities, climate injustice, the Covid-19 pandemic, and the growing trends of regression in women¡¯s rights. The South Korean government, as the chair of the Asia-Pacific Group of the UN Commission on the Status of Women and a member of the UN Human Rights Council, is currently playing a leading role in gender equality and women¡¯s rights at a global level. The idea of abolishing the Ministry is a serious regression on women¡¯s rights, which will have a detrimental impact not only on South Korea, but also on the Asia-Pacific region and the international community.

The importance of a gender equality national machinery with adequate resources and budget was already recognized in the Beijing Platform for Action in 1995, a global norm on women¡¯s rights unanimously adopted by 189 countries, including South Korea. In 2021, the UN Commission on the Status of Women recommended in the 65th Agreed Conclusions that the national governments strengthen the capacity of national machineries for gender equality by allocating sufficient financial, technical and human resources, to enable them to effectively carry out their mandates.

South Korea is classified as a developed country on economic and social scales, but there is still a long way to go in terms of women¡¯s rights. We, global civil society organizations, strongly call on the president-elect Yoon and the PPP to recognize its obligation to advance gender equality and come up with practical and substantive policy measures to strengthen the mandate and the role of the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family. Lastly, we deeply respect, support and will continue to stand in solidarity with courageous South Korean women and feminists who are fighting for changes towards gender equality and women¡¯s rights.

April 3, 2022

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