collected signatures online. The project to advance civil rights conditions of female emotional labor workers is meaningful in that it promoted meanings and effects of human rights advancement in daily life and suggested practical standards of human rights-oriented business management by brining public attention to civil rights conditions faced by the workers and presenting solutions. □ Producing Animated Short Film about Civil Rights of Women in Entertainment The Commission produced an animated short film titled “MyDreamIs…” to communicate the message of civil rights of female performers in entertainment. Directed by Yelim Lee, the film highlights 4 major civil rights violations suffered by female performers identified by the ‘2009 Status Survey of Civil Rights Conditions of Female Celebrities, which are i) violation of the right to physical self-determination such as being forced to undergo plastic surgery; ii) violation of the right to sexual self-determination such as enduring sexual harassment and being forced to provide sexual entertainment; iii) violation of labor rights such as unfair contract; and vi) invasion of privacy by the public. The production was conducted under the auspices of the Labor Union of Korea Broadcasting, Film and Performance Art Community and the Human Rights Support Center for Female Performers under the Korean Women link to ensure that human rights implications were accurately depicted in describing the reality. The 5-minute-long film has been distributed to 136 universities and graduate schools that have broadcasting and entertainment-related majors, the Korean Entertainment Management Association, and other relevant parties including the media. C. Investigation and Remedies: Discrimination based on Pregnancy or Delivery Discrimination based on pregnancy or delivery refers to an act of favorably treating, excluding, differentiating or unfavorably treating a particular person or a group of 112 Part II. Major Activities of the Commission