Dear Colleagues, We'd like to call your attention to the ongoing violation of disabled people's safety and rights in South Korea. You can show your support for the direct action protests that resumed in December 2021. Sending transnational solidarity is timely and vital, so the South Korean government does not use the international status quo as an excuse for perpetuating injustice while refusing to comply with international human rights laws that it ratified. Please consider reading and signing your name to the Statement of Solidarity. <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemjf46OAuF-ILPPBmzEp5aqbQ9mTOlqoagGijZX_xYMea0eQ/viewform> The Statement with signatures will be sent to Solidarity against Disability Discrimination (SADD) who will release it to South Korean media. In support of SADD, National Solidarity groups including networks for migrant justice, sexual minority rights, and feminist activists fundraised to print a full page support <https://equalityact.kr/sadd-ad/> statement on major newspapers on Jan 20, 2023. We aim to send the Statement with transnational scholars’ signatures on March 21 so that we can join the mounting efforts for safe and accessible public transportation, deinstitutionalization, and equity for all in South Korea. Thanks for your attention and support. https://tinyurl.com/SolidaritySADD Eunjung Kim, Syracuse University Jesook Song, University of Toronto