Oh Hee-ok

Oh Hee-ok (; 1926 – November 17, 2024) was a Korean independence activist, and the last surviving female independence activist recognized by the South Korean government. A member of the Korean Liberation Army and the Korea Independence Party, she resisted the Japanese occupation of Korea while in exile in China. in 1926 whilst her family was in exile in Manchuria, she was the daughter of independence activists and Chŏng Hyŏnsuk . She had one son and two daughters.

She died on November 17, 2024, at around 3:08 p.m., at Seoul Veterans Health Service Medical Center . Coincidentally, she died on , which commemorates Korean independence activists. A memorial ceremony was held for her at Seoul National Cemetery on November 20. The Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs lowered their flags to half mast around the country in her honor. Her remains were interred at that cemetery thereafter.