The Amnesty International Korea branch delivers letters to four major party candidates ahead of the 20th presidential election through a campaign called It’s Your Turn in 2022. This letter contains seven human rights agendas that need to be resolved in Korean society as soon as possible. Each candidate is talking about what policies to resolve the seven human rights agendas after becoming president.
Everyday Practice designed the seven human rights agendas symbolized by It’s Your Turn&into seven posters, linking meaning to objects symbolizing each agenda. LGBTI diversity consists of various types of chairs, balloons made of trapped air for women suppressed by gender violence, fans that can imagine a warming climate and wind energy, loudspeakers for North Korean human rights, barricades for peaceful rallies, pickets for freedom of expression, and the abolition of the death penalty consists of a clock that represents the equal dignity given to everyone. The sentence “Now, it’s your turn” translated into the languages of seven countries means the awakening of all individuals. Now, it’s your turn.