www.humanrights.go.kr Meanwhile, looking at the number of human rights abuse complaints handled by type of institutions, the Commission handled 1,724 complaints related to detention facilities, 3,236 to protective facilities, 1,445 to police, and 541 to schools. 2. Major complaints A. Prosecution, police, and judicial institutions ● Inappropriate questioning about past criminal record by investigator during cross-examination the presence of a third person (plaintiff in this case) during cross-examination, the Commission this constitutes an infringement of the right to freedom and privacy of personal life guaranteed under Article 17 of the Constitution (2 March). The prosecution investigator in question argued that there was a need to verify the criminal record of the complainant in accordance with Article 20 of the prosecutors’regulations regarding command of and investigation by judicial police, but the Commission determined that the way the question was asked of the complainant when the plaintiff, in this moment a third party, was in the same room, and that letting the plaintiff know of the complainant’s criminal record constituted inappropriate execution of his/her official duties. ● Ban of all rallies in front of the presidential office Regarding the notice issued by the chief of XX police near the presidential office of a ban of several proposed rallies without reviewing the conditions for banning each proposal, the Commission determined that this act violated the right to freedom of assembly, and recommended that the chief of police establish measures to prevent further violations of freedom of assembly (28 March). The chief of police had notified the complainant that his/her request for rallies in three locations were all banned based on provisions of “right to privacy of residents”, “location near school facilities” and “restrictions to ensure smooth traffic flow” under the Assembly and 49 Commission's Major Activities recommended the director of the prosecutors’office in charge to warn his/her investigator that Part II Regarding a prosecution investigator asking an examinee about his past criminal record in