Issue 2 Right to Health and Privacy Right to Health 7. The NHRC is pleased to see the MOE and the private sector have started to provide online counseling during the pandemic, as some students in children's forums said they do not need to worry about being stigmatized when seeking online counseling. Nevertheless, the NHRC is concerned that the suspension of counseling services in areas with insufficient digital resources or counseling personnel due to the pandemic may lead to further instability of the psychological status of students. Right to Privacy 8. The NHRC learned from children's forums that during the period when classes were conducted online, some teachers forced students to turn on cameras, breaching the privacy of the family, or had long class hours that affected students’ vision and concentration. Issue 3 Rights to Know and to be Heard 9. The NHRC learned from focus groups that students were not informed immediately of the information provided at school meetings on pandemic prevention, either at the beginning of the outbreak in 2020 or during the level-3 alert in 2021. 10. For the rights of minority children to know and to be heard, please see §6. NHRC Recommendations 11. The Government should review relevant preventive measures in accordance with the UN COVID-19 Human Rights Guidance Note, and the restrictions should be based on the principle of minimal violation of 10