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Incheon International Airport eviction dispute
Overview
The human rights group Homeless Action has called for the immediate withdrawal of eviction orders issued by the Incheon International Airport Corporation against individuals living at the airport. The group argues that homelessness stems from state and local government failures and has urged authorities to provide temporary protection and community support rather than displacement.
The Incheon International Airport Corporation maintains that the evictions are necessary for passenger safety and smooth operations under the Airport Facilities Act, citing 24 complaints regarding long-term occupation of seating, loud shouting, and alcohol consumption between January and July. The corporation stated it is working with self-reliance agencies to provide guidance on housing, employment, and livelihood security.
Entities
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport · Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Seoul Regional Aviation Administration
Timeline
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14 days ago
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about 1 month ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesIncheon International Airport eviction dispute with human rights groupHuman rights group Homeless Action is protesting eviction orders for homeless individuals at Incheon International Airport, while the airport corporation cites passenger safety and operational necessity.
Sources
idsn.co.kr · kyeonggi.com