Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Tumenbayar Chuluunbaatar
2007 International Intern
Conten ts
Ma y 18 Dem oc ra tic Upris ing : In May 1980, there was held an uprising by
students and citizens in Gwangju for democracy and against military regime. During
the uprising, many citizens of Gwangju were killed by soldiers. The victims of uprising
numbered 4369 all told: 154 killed, 74 missing, 4141 wounded (including the dead due
to it). After launched democratic government, there was legislated “Special act on the
Here are comparisons of “Act on compensation, etc. for the persons related
to the May 18 Democratization Movement”, “Enforcement decree of the act on
compensation, etc. for persons related to the May 18 Democratization Movement ” in
South Korea and “Law on rehabilitation and compensation for victims of political
repression” of the Mongolia.
Table 2
Redemption of The State may redeem indemnity The State may redeem indemnity
indemnity for the following reasons: for the following reasons:
- Where he/she has been paid - Where he/she has been paid
From these, allow a house and support other honorable treatments are similar
to honorable treatments described in “Act on the honorable treatment of persons of
distinguished services to May 18 Democratization movement.” It contains several
treatments for victims such as discounted or freely price of medical treatment,
recovery treatment, reallow seized reputation, prizes and titles and discounted or
freely costs for house or tents (national house).
Mo ngolian acts
Cor resp onde nce : The correspondence both of these acts are described by
their purpose. The purpose both of these acts are following:
Rehabilitate repressed persons and recovery their reputation
To devise the stabilization of livelihood and improvement of welfare
Further to contribute to the unity of people and development of
democratization
Offer material compensation
Delete other consequences of political repression.
Prevention further political repression and action againts democracy.
Cyc le of com pen sat io n: Victims or their bereaved family gain only one-
time cash compensation from the State by Mongolian law. Compared to the
Mongolian Law, compensations and supports which described by Korean law
continue during many years.