National Human Rights Commission of the Republic of Korea of the last resort required in introducing laws which restrict fundamental human rights are not provided and that the preventive custody, in and of itself, is no different from criminal punishment in practice, despite its inevitable purposes of protecting society from violent criminals. F. Opinion on the Guideline for the Promotion of Safety and Human Rights in Child Care Facilities Regarding the guideline for the promotion of safety and human rights in child care facilities, due to the fact that the Ministry of Health and Welfare asked its opinion, on December 11, 2014 the Commission expressed that it is desirable to integrate the following items in a self-checklist on child rights violations by child care facilities: conducting regular announcement or education about the Commission’s complaint box; effectively ensuring the participation of children in the facility’s operational committee; preventing cruel and degrading disciplinary methods; taking appropriate measures for child abuse victims; taking appropriate measures for the mental health of children, in particular children with disabilities; and complementing the self-checklist to include going and doing outside activities, the usage of cell phones and computers, and other daily life activities into items that should reflect the opinions of children while adding more items such as the implementation of regular human rights education for children for the staff of the facility and the implementation of self-reliance support programs individually tailored for each child in the facility to check. Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws, Regulations, Institutions, Policies and Practices ▪▪▪ 47