In particular, the Commission attempted a comprehensive review on ICT and human rights through a project on a special report on ICT and human rights and strived to expand human rights in the information society by successfully bidding for the ASEM seminar on ICT and human rights in 2012 in Korea. The Commission formed and operated a forum with the participation of representatives from business enterprises, civic groups and experts for the first time in the field of business and human rights, which has been briskly discussed in the international community in recent years, providing a venue for public discourse with the participation of interested parties concerned with business and human rights. Moreover, the Commission attended the 10th International Conference of National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) in Edinburgh, Scotland on the theme of business and human rights, with the participation of 200 people from NHRIs from around the world, NGOs, and experts. It actively participated in the International Conference's events, delivering a presentation on the Commission's activities on business and human rights and participating in the drafting process for the final declaration, while building networks with other NHRIs and NGOs. Based on the outcome, the Commission achieved a remarkable result successfully bidding for hosting the 2011 international conference on business and human rights in the Asia-Pacific region, jointly organized by the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNOHCHR), the ICC and the Asia-Pacific Forum (APF). In order to respond to rapidly changing social environment, the Commission plans to push forward with publishing the "National Report on Business and Human Rights," and, based on the report, to recommend to the government that it should establish government-wide policies on corporate social responsibility and pro-human rights business management and implement it in a phased manner. In the area of human rights in sports, if the years 2008 and 2009 were the time for external cooperation and campaigns for the public to boost the implementation of policy recommendations, the Commission considered that in the year 2010, since a basic consensus on human rights in sports was already formed, the focus would be on drawing 58 Part II. Major Activities of the Commission