Opinions on the first National Report of Korea on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities TV stations and IPTVs which provide reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities. No statistics on the implementation status of mandatory education and supply vs. demand for pre-schooling of children with disabilities in Clause 113, no statistics on the ratio of persons with disabilities to all university students and the installation rate of the Disability Support Centers in Clause 116. The lack of such information poses an obstacle to examining the implementation status of the Convention. 2) Recommendation The government should build a system to manage various statistics on persons with disabilities individually produced by ministries and public organizations, in a more comprehensive and systematic manner. It is also necessary that statistics on persons with disabilities should be compiled in a more specific manner, such as by type of disabilities (ex: statistics of traffic accident statistics, disease incidence rates, disaster incidence rates, etc. broken down by type of disabilities) and by beneficiaries to policies (ex: students, women or children with disabilities, persons with developmental disabilities) so as to capture the human rights status of persons with disabilities in more details. 18. Article 33. National implementation and monitoring 18.1 National Human Rights Commission as Monitoring Organization of the Convention 1) Current status and problems ① The Commission was founded in 2001 as an independent organization not affiliated with any of the legislature, the administration or the judiciary in accordance with the Principles Relating to the Status of National Institutions or called the ‘Paris Principles. The National Human Rights Commission Act stipulates the independence of activities of the Commission, and provides for NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION OF KOREA 41