in December 2016. The second petitioner (female) stated that a customs officer inspected her personal belongings, such as innerwear and feminine products, with two men and one woman watching in the waiting line at Gimpo International Airport in December 2017 and did not take any measures to protect her privacy. According to our investigation, although customs at Gimpo International Airport installed a glass partition behind each inspection table and marked a line indicating the waiting area, the inspection process was still in view of a third party standing behind the line, and it was likely to cause humiliation to those subject to baggage inspection. We concluded that it was a violation of possible based on the size of the inspection area, etc., to install additional partitions on inspection tables or to readjust the distance between the inspection tables and the line indicating the waiting area to conduct necessary inspections and prevent the process from being exposed to a third party. We viewed that it was negligence of the duty to minimize the damage to human rights in the process of attempting to achieve goals to cause such humiliation for subjects of inspection despite the availability of human rights-friendly measures that can easily be adopted. As such, we recommended on November 14 that the head of the petitionee institution develop and distribute measures to customs to protect the privacy of individual travelers during inspection, such as installing partitions and readjusting the distance between the baggage inspection tables and the waiting line. F. Schools Inappropriate Investigation of School Violence Cases by Teachers A petition was filed concerning a first-grade homeroom teacher at an elementary school who interviewed a victim of school violence with over 20 classmates present on-site. The victim was too intimidated to state the actions committed by the assailants. We viewed that it was necessary to keep the process of counseling and investigation regarding school violence confidential to prevent any secondary damage to the victim and to give greater consideration to young students, especially students of lower grades, as they can be psychologically unstable and find it hard to describe events. As such, we recommended on National Human Rights Commission of Korea Annual Report 2018 99 Part 2 | Commission's Major Activities personal rights and privacy guaranteed in Articles 10 and 17 of the Constitution as it appeared