Children Waiting for Adoption (‘the Campaign’)’ that included: i) there are alternative ways to communicate the message without featuring actual children; ii) there isn’t sufficient evidence of a video featuring children is significantly more effective than any other methods considering that a culture of publicized adoption is yet to be widespread; and iii)there is a possibility of adverse psychological impact of publicizing the adoption suffered by adopted children or children suffering from discrimination by having personal information disclosed to the public. The Commission discouraged production and broadcasting of a video featuring actual children awaiting adoption for their potential to violate the children’s right of publicity or personality right and demanded for ways that are respectful of human rights. In addition, the Commission emphasized that government agency that is the primary agent responsible for protecting rights of children who are subject to particularly strong protection under the Constitution of Korea and international human rights treaties must work to implement fundamental and comprehensive plans to promote adoption that are respectful of human rights. (June 16, 2011) 11) Opinion on Installing CCTV in Reading Room of City Library The Commission construed that it was disinclined to rule it a violation of human rights to install and operate CCTV for prevention of theft in compliance with appropriate procedures beginning with gathering feedbacks from library users with a survey on installing CCTV, notifying them of the installation, and operating in line with management guidelines. However, the Commission expressed its opinion to the Director of XX City Library that a reading room without CCTV monitoring should be offered in respect of the right to self-determination of those who do not wish to be monitored. (July 14, 2011) rd rd 12) Opinion on Deliberation of the 3 and 4 Government Report to the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Opinion Report Submitted) The Commission delivered its opinion to the Committee on the Rights of the Child in Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws, Regulations, Policies and Practices 49