www.humanrights.go.kr Also, upon completion of the 14 initiatives, the Commission selected the six best joint cooperative programmes among them to widely promote best cases. C. Exchanges, including on-scene visits The Commission visited vulnerable groups to listen to their opinions, identify policy tasks, gather the opinions from facilities/institutions staff, and discuss current human rights issues. In 2016, the Commission paid a total of seven visits, including a foreigner welfare center in Namyangju, a children protective institution in Gwangju, and a protective facility for persons immigrant women, and persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities about their Part II with disabilities. The Commission heard directly from foreign immigrant workers, married experiences of human rights abuse, and received suggestions from social workers and rights Commission's Major Activities activists. This allowed the Commission to reflect these views in its policies and programmes. 2. Exchanges ‌ and cooperation with international human rights organizations and groups A. GANHRI and APF 1) Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions (GANHRI) GANHRI is a global alliance of NHRIs established to comply with, develop, and reinforce the resolution adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council on 3 March 1992 and the Principles relating to the Status of National Institutions (the Paris Principles) adopted by resolution of the United Nations General Assembly in 1993. Previously known as the ICC (International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights), the organization adopted the new GANHRI name in March 2016. Every year, the Commission participates in the GANHRI General Meeting and Bureau Meeting to strengthen multilateral exchanges and cooperation with NHRIs. The agenda of the 29th session held in March 2016 included ICC statutory changes, role of NHRIs in conflict and post-conflict situations, role of NHRIs regarding refugees, and adoption of a human-rights-based approach to confronting violations such as racism. 91