The purpose of this study is to improve the awareness of human rights of youth facility workers and youths by sharing cases of human rights violations in youth facilities and providing relevant information to cope with human rights violations. For this purpose, the focus group interview (FGI) was conducted for youth facility workers to derive human rights-related issues that may arise in youth facilities, and the importance of the resulting issues was investigated. The results of the study are as follows. First, the rights of violence-related issues such as bullying, verbal violence and gender conflict, labor-related issues, self-determination-related issues, freedom of privacy on dressing in youth facilities, and the provision of opportunities and spaces for youth autonomous cultural or play activities were cited as the important human rights of youth. Second, youth facility workers chose the right to be safe from violence and danger as the most important human rights area, while recognizing the importance of rights to labor as the lowest. These results indicate that youth facility workers are applying a balanced range of protective and developmental perspectives to the protection of youth human rights. In addition, we were able to identify youth human rights issues that the youth practice field should consider more important. Based on this, this study proposed policies to protect youth human rights in youth facilities.