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Article 2 – Is S. Korea a racist country?
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Article 2 – Is S. Korea a racist country?
Moreover, 16.4 percent reported being the recipient of personal insults, including verbal abuse, while 10.6 percent cited unfair treatment, such as wage discrimination. Racial discrimination in Korea occurs depending on whether the foreign national's country of origin is a developed country, according to the National Human Rights Commission of Korea. In other words, discrimination occurs depending on the economic status of the country of origin. For example, Koreans are more likely to discriminate against Black people from developing countries than Black people from the US, an official from the NHRCK noted. A 2019 report by the NHRCK showed that 56.8 percent of the 310 immigrant respondents answered that Koreans discriminate based on "country of origin." Also, 36.9 percent said Koreans discriminate based on their "economic level." The way Koreans treat foreigners varies dramatically depending on whether they come from a developed country or not. Koreans tend to perceive foreigners first by their skin color, and then by their country of origin, an official from the NHRCK explained. Another NHRCK report showed that immigrants and foreigners feel discrimination even from public institutions. In the same 2019 survey by the NHRCK, foreign nationals pointed to immigration offices and courts as locations where they experienced the highest levels of discriminatory treatment. Out of those surveyed, 41 percent reported encountering discrimination in courts, while 35.2 percent experienced unfair treatment at immigration offices. Some Koreans recognize this discrimination against immigrants as a problem, too. According to the NHRCK's 2022 Human Rights Awareness Survey of 16,148 Koreans, only 41 percent of Koreans said that the human rights of immigrants living in Korea are guaranteed equally to those of Koreans.
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1 Moreover, 16.4 percent reported being the recipient of personal insults, including verbal abuse, while 10.6 percent cited unfair treatment, such as wage discrimination. 2 Racial discrimination in Korea occurs depending on whether the foreign national's country of origin is a developed country, according to the National Human Rights Commission of Korea. 3 In other words, discrimination occurs depending on the economic status of the country of origin. 4 For example, Koreans are more likely to discriminate against Black people from developing countries than Black people from the US, an official from the NHRCK noted. 5 A 2019 report by the NHRCK showed that 56.8 percent of the 310 immigrant respondents answered that Koreans discriminate based on "country of origin." 6 Also, 36.9 percent said Koreans discriminate based on their "economic level." 7 The way Koreans treat foreigners varies dramatically depending on whether they come from a developed country or not. 8 Koreans tend to perceive foreigners first by their skin color, and then by their country of origin, an official from the NHRCK explained. 9 Another NHRCK report showed that immigrants and foreigners feel discrimination even from public institutions. 10 In the same 2019 survey by the NHRCK, foreign nationals pointed to immigration offices and courts as locations where they experienced the highest levels of discriminatory treatment. 11 Out of those surveyed, 41 percent reported encountering discrimination in courts, while 35.2 percent experienced unfair treatment at immigration offices. 12 Some Koreans recognize this discrimination against immigrants as a problem, too. 13 According to the NHRCK's 2022 Human Rights Awareness Survey of 16,148 Koreans, only 41 percent of Koreans said that the human rights of immigrants living in Korea are guaranteed equally to those of Koreans.