Seomi-hwa Seo from Muan, Jeonnam, Former Non-Standing Commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission, Assigned No. 1 Proportional Representation Candidate for the Opposition Party

Seomi-hwa Seo (56), a former non-standing commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission from Muan, Jeonnam, received the number 1 spot on the proportional representation list of the satellite party of the pan-opposition bloc, the Deobureo Minju Yeonhap.

On the 17th, Deobureo Minju Yeonhap announced the order of 30 proportional representation candidates at their party headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul.

Seo Mi-hwa, former non-standing commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission, who received the number 1 proportional representation slot from the satellite party The Democratic Party of Korea

The number 1 spot went to Seomi-hwa Seo, former non-standing commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission. Seo, a visually impaired woman, was recommended by the United Political Civic Conference, which participated in Deobureo Minju Yeonhap as a representative of civil society.

Born in 1967 in Mongtan-myeon, Muan-gun, she attended elementary and middle schools in Mangun, Mongtan, and Illo, graduated from Hyeongyeong High School, holds a Ph.D. in Social Welfare from Chosun University Graduate School, served as a member of the 9th Mokpo City Council, director of the Yudal Center for Independent Living of Persons with Disabilities, director of the Jeonnam Research Institute for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and served as a non-standing commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission.