Most of my postings are related to concepts and issues of relevance to students of political science. I try to offer a perspective as a "political scientist," which does not mean that my entries are meant to be objective or unbiased. Rather, they are meant to highlight the ways (or at least one way) in which we can use political science to analyze the world around us. I update my blog very, very sporadically.
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Photo blog: The Migrant Workers' Hospital and Foreign Migrant Workers' House
September 27, 2006 • The Migrant Workers' Hospital (MWH) and Foreign Migrant Workers' House are two of many organizations set up to assist foreign migrant workers in Korea. The MWH, however, is the first and only hospital established specifically to treat foreign workers. It is the product of a great deal of hard work and dedication on the part of Rev. Kim Hae-sung. Rev. Kim was kind enough to sit for an extended interview with me; he also provided a tour of his facilities and encouraged me to take many pictures. I am reproducing some of the photos via an online photo album. Click on the link to see the pictures.
Migrant Workers' Hospital and Migrant Workers' House, September 27, 2006 - 28 Photos
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