Hong Sehwa

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Hong Sehwa
Hangul	홍세화
Hanja	洪世和
Revised Romanization	Hong Sehwa
McCune–Reischauer	Hong Sehwa
Hong Sehwa
Born	(1947-12-10) 10 December 1947 (age 73) Seoul, South Korea
Nationality	South Korean
Alma mater	Seoul University (1966–1967, 1969–1977)
Organization	Preparatory Committee for Collective Action for Basic Income (2014–)
Notable work	Korean Le Monde diplomatique (2010–) Outsider (2000–2005)
Title	New Progressive Party Delegate (2011–2012) Co-representative (2012)
Predecessor
Successor	Kim Il-ung
Political party	Labor Party (2013–) New Progressive Party (2008–2013) Democratic Labor Party (2002–2008)
Awards	Democratic Citizen Media Award (2002)[1]
Website	www.hongsehwa.pe.kr

Hong Sehwa is a South Korean journalist and former New Progressive Party delegate.

See also[]

• Pak Noja

References[]

External links[]

• Hong Sehwa's website (in Korean)
• Hong Sehwa on Facebook (in Korean)
• Hong Sehwa on Twitter (in Korean)

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