those recognized as refugees are being treated and presented the results on September 19. We plan to develop specific improvement measures based on the results. Producing and Distributing Materials to Improve Awareness on Refugees We realized the need to deliver accurate information and counter the spread of groundless fear and rumors about asylum-seekers after the controversy over asylum-seekers from Yemen on Jeju Island led to the request posted on the website of Cheong Wa Dae to abolish the Refugee Act. In this context, we produced and distributed materials to improve awareness on refugees. Ensuring the Connection of Public Phones in the Military with the Commission's Counseling Service Number (1331) We improved soldiers' right to receive human rights counseling and to file a petition by ensuring the connection of public phones in the military with the Commission's counseling service number (1331). After receiving a petition that public phones in the military did not connect to the Commission's counseling service number of 1331 without a telephone exchange number, we randomly selected over ten military camps and found that the intercept message your call cannot be completed was heard when 1331 was dialed at some military camps. We checked with each public phone service provider and discovered that disconnection was caused by a technical problem with the Internet Protocol. At our request, the Ministry of National Defense resolved the disconnection problem for all public phones in the military. Introducing the Commission's Petitioning Procedures in Korea Army Training Center's Guidebook on New Recruit Training and Publishing the Commission's Military-Related Precedents Serially in The Kook Bang Ilbo On July 24, with the launch of the Armed Forces Human Rights Investigation Division, the chairperson (standing commissioner Choi Hye-ri) of the Committee on Human Rights Violations I visited Korea Army Training Center to encourage trainees. During this visit, the National Human Rights Commission of Korea Annual Report 2018 69 Part 2 | Commission's Major Activities F. Protecting Human Rights of Military Personnel