Kwon Young-chan, a former comedian, appeals to a series of celebrities, "Hold on until the end."

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Kwon Young-chan, a comedian-turned-counselor, will launch a campaign to prevent suicide.

Kwon Young-chan said on the 30th that he would conduct a "Happy YES, Bad Stop, Extreme Choice NO" campaign, expressing his consolation on the recent series of unfortunate choices by celebrities.

It is known that he has been running a Korean celebrity suicide prevention center since 2014 and has consulted a number of celebrities. Kwon Young-chan said, "We have spent our own money to prevent the happiness, human rights, and extreme choices of celebrities and have been operating it for free until now."

Referring to a recent actor's sad news, he confessed, "My heart collapsed as I saw some media outlets' irresponsible reporting patterns, the subsequent generation of subsequent articles, and extreme choices due to malicious comments." He then appealed, "Before making an extreme choice, please hang in there for just one more day, and please use Kwon Young-chan's free consultation phone or Kwon Young-chan TV free phone at any time."

Kwon Young-chan has been conducting interviews with foreign media such as Nihon TV in Japan and Reuters in the UK, pointing out the problems of malicious articles and malicious comments, and pointing out the relationship between celebrities' extreme choices.

Kwon Young-chan said, "Before making an extreme choice, I hope you will think twice and use the free counseling phone." If you live as a cultural artist and you are loved by the public, but it can be more of an attack than that, so if you can't endure it alone, free counseling is open at any time, so let's find a reason to live together," he said in the campaign to respect life.

Kwon Young-chan urged the media to avoid provocative reports and warned, "It is sad news about death that is more dangerous than the recent influenza because it gives the society the wrong signal of longing for death through the Werther effect, rather than trying to overcome social dangerous signals or difficulties."

In addition, he stressed, "The intensity of malicious comments is getting worse in countries where the economic gap is severe or there are many internal issues in society, and in Korea, malicious comments about celebrities have long reached a serious level, so now the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the government should actively work together."

Finally, Kwon Young-chan said, "Any celebrity or cultural worker suffering from a difficult situation, economic crisis, depression and malicious comments can receive counseling for free, so rather than giving up their lives, please knock on the door anytime, thinking about the faces of your loved ones."

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