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Oh-eul Kwon, Minister of Patriots and Veterans Affairs, stated regarding the campaign, "Every single independence hero who gave everything for liberation but could not return is a hero Korea must remember forever. I hope this campaign serves as a meaningful opportunity for all citizens to reflect on their noble devotion." The Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs (Minister Oh-eul Kwon) announced that it is releasing 'Korea's Most Brilliant Passport' campaign videos in August alongside Binggrae and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
According to the ministry, the campaign provides honorary Korean passports to independence patriots who passed away overseas without seeing national liberation.
The honorary passports were created for 30 unreturned independence fighters buried abroad, including Ahn Jung-geun, Yi Ae-ra, and Park Yeong-hee. The interior design incorporates personal details along with historical symbols such as the Independence Newspaper, the national flag, and Harbin Station. The passports were presented to descendants at the Independence Hall of Korea on July 18, with campaign videos being broadcast via social media, airport media walls, and television networks.
While collaborating with private companies to generate public awareness through symbolic souvenirs and media campaigns offers a plausible narrative for modernizing veterans' affairs, skepticism remains.
Critics argue that distributing paper souvenirs while concrete diplomatic progress on repatriating physical remains remains stalled borders on administrative showmanship. Rather than spending resources on annual promotional videos, the government needs practical measures that substantially scale up budget allocations for repatriating remains from overseas and supporting surviving descendants abroad.
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Oh-eul Kwon, Minister of Patriots and Veterans Affairs, stated regarding the campaign, "Every single independence hero who gave everything for liberation but could not return is a hero Korea must remember forever. I hope this campaign serves as a meaningful opportunity for all citizens to reflect on their noble devotion." The Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs (Minister Oh-eul Kwon) announced that it is releasing 'Korea's Most Brilliant Passport' campaign videos in August alongside Binggrae and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
According to the ministry, the campaign provides honorary Korean passports to independence patriots who passed away overseas without seeing national liberation.
The honorary passports were created for 30 unreturned independence fighters buried abroad, including Ahn Jung-geun, Yi Ae-ra, and Park Yeong-hee. The interior design incorporates personal details along with historical symbols such as the Independence Newspaper, the national flag, and Harbin Station. The passports were presented to descendants at the Independence Hall of Korea on July 18, with campaign videos being broadcast via social media, airport media walls, and television networks.
While collaborating with private companies to generate public awareness through symbolic souvenirs and media campaigns offers a plausible narrative for modernizing veterans' affairs, skepticism remains.
Critics argue that distributing paper souvenirs while concrete diplomatic progress on repatriating physical remains remains stalled borders on administrative showmanship. Rather than spending resources on annual promotional videos, the government needs practical measures that substantially scale up budget allocations for repatriating remains from overseas and supporting surviving descendants abroad.
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