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June 14, 2016
So that there is no more pain called ‘insole sanitary napkin’
Seomul City provides sanitary pads to low-income girls.
There are various policies that will protect their basic right to health.
We have prepared it;
#Sanitary pad support to low-income youth under 19 years of age
A budget of 500 million won was invested to create shelters in 850 places, including shelters for runaway youth.
Provide land for redevelopment first and accept applications from low-income families.
We deliver 5 months’ worth of sanitary napkins to your residence every half year.
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Seoul City ‘No more towels, insoles and sanitary pads’: Cleaners (( Expanding support policy
Reporter Yoo Lee Gyeong-won
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“Korean political name is ‘people’s happiness,’” he said, making a hand gesture.
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“It should be a type of politics that focuses on the people’s livelihood and solves their problems.”
“In the sky, we are still engaging in abstract, discourse-oriented, conflict-promoting politics,” he said.
Youth allowance and government
“Support of sanitary pads for girls, autonomy and decentralization,” he said.
At the meeting, female pharmacist members provided health counseling to seniors who participated in waste collection work and seniors living alone in single-family homes, as well as a medication management service project and care for runaway cleaners.
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We will explain the operation of Bomakguk and strive to achieve good results.
Teenagers constantly called me a “cleaning girl,” which was a female-hating term.
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Cleaning woman is a strange coined word that does not even appear in the Korean dictionary.
In the first place, youth refers to both men and women together as youth (EX: youth, or female youth).
They called it misogyny and a cleaning woman, so you can see how sick Korean feminists are.