13. Due to inappropriate forced evictions and inadequate compensation during the gentrification project the residents’ rights to housing were not being properly protected The increase of gentrification projects such as the New Town Project is augmenting the housing instability of low-income people living in poor housing condition due to the reduction of small houses and the increase of housing costs in the adjacent areas. 5. Health 14. Despite the liability policy of the National Health Insurance (NHI), there still exists a wide range of marginalized people in the national health care system. A regional and class deviation also exists in the supply of medical service. Especially after the economic crisis, the gap in the medical services among social class has been widening. In order to improve the overall standard of the right to health and the expansion of public disease conditions the following reforms will be needed: expansion of the public disbursement level of medical services, improvement in health care insurance guarantee, increased protection of marginalized people with the dissolution of blind spots in NHI, and the reform of the present medical supply system. It is also important to strengthen the governmental responsibility of the health care system. 15. Nevertheless, the Government has adopted policies to industrialize healthcare service in order to strengthen competitiveness and promote it as a growth engine. Exploiting medical service resources as a profit-making tool in a weak public healthcare environment may undermine the right to health and the current healthcare system. 6. Migration 16. Since last year, the Government has strengthened the apprehension of undocumented migrant workers. The apprehension process has been accompanied by excessive physical force, and has resulted in issue raising human rights violations. Undocumented migrant workers are currently being denied the right to organize a labour union. In addition, the current executives of the Migrant’s Trade Union have become a target of investigation by the Government and have resulted in repeated deportation. 17. In 2006, more than 50% of marriage immigrant family’s yearly income falls below the lowest cost of living standard. In 2008, it was found that 11,255 international 4