Key NHRCK Activities (November 26 in Seoul) was organized to discuss about the United Nations Human Rights Mechanism and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as systematic and practical ways to improve the human rights conditions in North Korea. There was general agreement at the symposium that, rather than providing assistance in kind, considerations should be made on exchanging technology, knowledge, and experience with North Korea. The Commission addressed North Korean human rights issues in a timely manner. It issued a chairperson comment regarding the statement by the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in North Korea at the 43rd session of the Human Rights Council and positively assessed the proposals made by the international community to improve the human rights situation in North Korea. A chairperson statement was also issued regarding the killing of a South Korean public official by North Korea, urging a thorough investigation on how the similar occurrence in the future. in Korea, the Commission was actively involved in the international human rights mechanism, including the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of the human rights records of member states, monitored progress made in relation to the concluding observations of the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights on the fourth periodic report of the Republic of Korea, acted on the draft fifth periodic report of the Republic of Korea to the United Nations Human Rights organized a conference to strengthen implementation of international human rights standards in Korea with a focus on the legislative branch. In 2020, there were 21 more policy recommendations and opinions expressed based on petitions and ex officio investigations, compared to the previous year. The Commission focused on individual remedies through investigation of petitioned cases. At the same time, through investigations, it made some significant recommendations with regards institutions, laws and regulations, and practices that were found to be conducive to human rights violations or discrimination. Some key recommendations were made to improve the way student counseling systems are operated, to establish policy in support of students who have been absent from school for a long time and others who need protection, to make institutional improvements so that private school 69 Key NHRCK Activities As part of continued efforts to ensure that international human rights standards are implemented Part 2 incident happened and who should be held accountable, and underscoring the need to prevent