Cho Seung Youn, also known as WOODZ, is a multi-talented artist who debuted as "Luizy" in July 2016 and later as "WOODZ" in 2018. He is known for his work as a singer, songwriter, rapper, and vocalist. He has released popular tracks such as Love me Harder, Feel Like, Bump Bump, Different, Pool, Kiss of Fire, I Hate You, and Accident.

Recently, WOODZ has been using his social media platforms, particularly YouTube, to raise awareness for missing children. His latest videos showcase his trip to Paris and Europe, but also feature images of missing children and a phone number for those who may have information about their whereabouts.

This issue is not new to Korea, as the number of missing children's cases reported to the police is increasing every year. In 2020, the police received 19,146 reports of missing children, of which 105 remain missing as of December 31st. Pursuing long-term missing children cases often falls to the wayside, and tracking down the child is left to the parents and families due to a lack of personnel and the massive workload faced by individual police officers.

Families of missing children have called for new laws and more compassion from others to address the issue. Cho Seung Youn's efforts to raise awareness about missing children are an important step towards change. The National Center for the Rights of the Child Korea and other organizations such as the Global Missing Children's Network are other resources available to aid in the fight against child abduction and missing children.

National Center for the Rights of the Child Korea. https://www.ncrc.or.kr/ncrc_en...

South Korea receives 3580 missing reports article, October 30th 2022.

Each step that provides awareness opens a conversation, even if its a conversation we want to avoid, it's an important step for awareness and change.