Annual Report 2014 conferences on the survey results where the members of the Monitoring Group participated as presenters in Daegu (Nov. 12), Busan (Nov. 13), Gwangju (Nov. 14), and Seoul (Dec. 15). On December 18, the NHRCK recommended that relevant government agencies establish, and implement institutional improvement measures to secure the rights of the elderly to information. D. Monitoring Group on the Implementation of the Guidelines on the Human Rights of Migrants with the Emphasis on Marriage Migrant Families The Guidelines on the Human Rights of Migrants that the Commission recommended to related government authorities in February 2012, include the category of strengthening the human rights protection of marriage migrants. In addition, the survey on the current human rights conditions of migrant children in changing family status in 2013 showed that migrant children, including those who were born and raised in Korea and born outside of Korea but later raised in Korea, are in poor human rights situations due to the change in their family status such as international marriage and divorce. With the aim of examining the difficulties faced by marriage migrant families and raising the public awareness on the issue, the Commission organized the Monitoring Group on the Implementation of the Guidelines on the Human Rights of Migrants and collected cases in 2014. According to the monitoring, marriage migrant families have a number of difficulties such as economic vulnerability, inaccurate or false information, the lack of sincerity in marriage, the lack of understanding due to different cultural backgrounds, difficulty in language communication, physical or verbal abuse, conflicts among family members, child related issues, adultery, spouses who run away, or difficulties following divorce, 58 ▪▪▪ Part II. Major Activities of the Commission