Kyung-sin Park

URL

https://www.law.uci.edu/faculty/visiting/kspark/

UC Irvine School of Law visiting-faculty page for Kyung Sin Park — primary source for the Korea University Law School professorship, the UCI visiting professorship, the A.B. in Physics from Harvard (1992) and J.D. from UCLA School of Law (1995), the Korea Communications Standards Commission commissionership (2011-2014), the National Media Commission membership (2010), the Korea Film Council International Relations Counsel role (2002-2007), the PSPD Law Center executive directorship (start date 2008 on this page), the Global Network Initiative board membership, the Advisory Network to Freedom Online Coalition membership, the High-Level Panel on Media Freedom membership (until 2020), and Park's founding of the Korea University Law Review and the Law Schools' Clinical Legal Education Center

URL

https://globalfreedomofexpression.columbia.edu/about/experts/kyung-sin-park/

Columbia Global Freedom of Expression expert profile — independent secondary source for Park's status as co-founder and Executive Director of Open Net, his Korea University Law School professorship, and his named co-authorship of the Necessary and Proportionate Principles on Communications Surveillance and the Manila Principles on Intermediary Liability

URL

https://globalnetworkinitiative.org/member/ks-park/

Global Network Initiative member-profile page for K.S. Park — primary source for the 2013 Open Net Korea founding, the PSPD Law Center executive directorship (dated 2006-2016 on this page; the UCI faculty page records the start year as 2008, so the precise start year is unverifiable from current sources), and Park's 2015 GNI accession

URL

https://fellows.echoinggreen.org/fellow/kyung-sin-park/

Echoing Green Fellows Directory entry — primary source for Park's 1995 Echoing Green Global Fellowship, awarded for work with Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates (KIWA) in Los Angeles on improving working conditions and immigrant-worker empowerment in Korean ethnic industries

URL

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenNet_(organization)

Wikipedia organisational article on Open Net Korea — secondary corroboration that Park Kyung-sin is one of the seven named co-founders alongside Kim Keechang, Nam Heesob, Jeon Eung-hui, Woo Jisuk, Kang Jung Soo, and Kim Borami, and that the organisation was founded on 4 February 2013 in the immediate aftermath of the August 2012 Constitutional Court ruling against the internet real-name law

URL

https://www.opennetkorea.org/about-opennet/board

Open Net Korea's own Board page — primary source for Park Kyung-sin's current Executive Director role and his concurrent professorship at Korea University Law School

URL

https://www.opennetkorea.org/en/wp/author/park-kyungsin

Open Net Korea author archive for Kyung-sin Park — primary source for his designation as Director of Open Net and for the breadth of his current advocacy across free speech, net neutrality, privacy, intellectual property, innovation/regulation, and open government, plus recent international convening (APrIGF 2024 in Taiwan and Bangkok, Latin American policymaker consultations, UN-body engagement)

URL

https://www.opennetkorea.org/en/wp/7058

Open Net's announcement of the constitutional complaint against Article 82-8(1) of the Public Official Election Act — primary source for the 1 October 2025 filing and Park's leadership of the constitutional challenge to the AI-deepfake-specific election-law prohibition

URL

https://www.opennetkorea.org/en/wp/7061

Open Net's report on Park's Global Free Speech Summit Nashville presentation (14 October 2025) — primary source for his eight-point critique of the Korean AI Basic Act and the canonical Open Net position that the law "makes the government's role prominent in vetting high impact AI, which opens up a possibility for government censorship"