South Korean municipalities conduct violence prevention training for high-ranking officials

Bonghwa County and Incheon Metropolitan City have implemented specialized violence prevention training programs for high-ranking public officials to foster a culture of respect and gender sensitivity within the public sector.

In Bonghwa County, approximately 150 officials, including department heads and team leaders, participated in sessions focused on gender-neutral language, psychological first aid, and prevention of digital sex crimes such as deepfakes. The training aimed to improve gender sensitivity and establish a healthy organizational culture through improved communication.

In Incheon, high-ranking officials attended training led by experts to discuss gender-sensitive leadership and proactive management strategies to prevent sexual harassment and violence. The program emphasized the role of managers in creating a safe and trustworthy working environment through case-based learning and crisis response strategies.