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Migrant Workers¡¯ Declaration of Human Rights

We are mere economic tools here in South Korea. The dignity and rights that every human should enjoy only exist beyond our reach, outside the barriers of nationality and economic capacity. Yet Korea has become a multicultural society. A society that neglects dignity and basic human rights cannot be truly multicultural. Korea is a society where right to migrant labor are distorted into the right to use economic tools, where exclusion and discrimination is encouraged with every modifier on earth, where the only response to the clamor for right to migrant labor and abolition of discrimination is forced deportation, and where nationality and economic capacity define social rights, equality, and the value of labor. The so-called ¡®multicultural society¡¯ in Korea is a deception. Fifteen years ago, our predecessors volunteered to be confined in chains to expose the hypocrisy and falsehood of Korean Society. But today, we are going to break these very chains of discrimination and suppression. This is our resistance to all the policies aimed to use us as economic tools.

We refuse Korean government¡¯s migrant labor policy of short-term cycle. For we are not machines easily used and disposed in case of need. A short-term cycle policy without an understanding and concern for people means an onset of discrimination and anti-human rights. It¡¯s a barometer that shows the contradiction of Korean society, which clamors for economic tools but not the neighbors to live together. It advertised to be so generous when it passed the Employment Permit System bill, saying that the rights of migrant workers are now guaranteed. However, we migrant workers would remain as working machines as long as the short-term cycle policy continues to exist. We have already settled down in this country, but the short-term cycle policy denies this fact, regardless of Korean society¡¯s own need and justice. It should be abolished immediately. We have the right to settle down wherever we want to.

We refuse the forced deportation that infringes on human dignity like a witch-hunt. Every person has a personal freedom and the right to that freedom, which should be protected. However, our reality is exactly the opposite. It is chaotic and lawless, saying ¡®do whatever you want if you can¡¯ after cornering us to the edge of the bottomless cliff. The minimum right to personal freedom cannot find its place before the color of skin and the nationality. The Korean government¡¯s claim that its ruthless regulation is to protect our human rights and stabilize the society is a mere lie to hide its illegal deeds of anti-human rights. The regulation and deportation, which are carried at the expense of our lives to make us the perpetual working machines, should be stopped immediately. We are humans with rights to our own dignity and lives.

We refuse the current Employment Permit System that restricts our rights to our labor and the values thereof. It denies the three labor rights (right to organize, right to collective bargaining, and the right to strike) that should be guaranteed for every worker, and it only guarantees the rights to employment instead of the right to labor. The Employment Permit System also denies the right not to be held in slavery or servitude. We are slave workers deprived of right to organize labor union and the freedom to move from workplace to workplace. In a society where the right to earn the same amount of wage for the same amount of labor has already been infringed, we are mere obsolete machines who can barely earn the minimum wage. Korean government should stop this effort to maintain this unequal policy. It should stop its brutal regulation/deportation and the threat to alter migrant workers¡¯ status of residence. We are humans with freedom to choose our occupations, and we know the value of our work and our rights to labor.

Yes, we are the workers on this land, and at the same time the humans. We reject the Korean eyes that want us to remain poor and miserable. This workaholic machine, which always smiles despite its 10-year exile from family, sleep in a container box without any sunshine or heater, and the fact that a rookie Korean earns more than 10-year veteran migrant worker, is not us any longer. We are the workers and humans who pay tax as Korean workers and have the rights to enjoy universal rights and public service guaranteed to all the citizens in this nation.

And we know that it is the solidarity rights that we need to exercise in order to realize all the aforementioned rights. We know only too well. Thus, we give our hands to all the discriminations in Korean society today, to those who resist the discrimination against nonstandard workers, women, farmers, the disabled, sexual minorities, and much more. In the end, we will make Korea a more equal society, and furthermore make it a world where human rights are fully guaranteed.


Participants of the convention to urge the government to stop brutal regulation/deportation of migrant workers and guarantee human rights and labor rights

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