National Human Rights Commission of Korea Annual Report 2022 and childcare sectors with the objective of enhancing their knowledge and capabilities in the field of human rights. Additionally, it focused on raising youth awareness by delivering human rights lessons that cover important topics on hate speech and discrimination. To address the pressing human rights issues of the present time, the Commission created educational resources specifically focused on the intersection of the climate crisis and human rights. It developed and distributed human rights education content that caters to the practical needs of various audiences, including videos that showcase the practical application of human rights principles in school settings and a guidebook that explores the use of play-based approaches to facilitate the learning of human rights concepts. The Commission proposed several institutional improvements to enhance human rights education within the National Assembly. These recommendations included mandatory completion of human rights education, establishment of human rights education courses, and measures to raise the completion rate of legal mandatory education. It also conveyed its view that the proposed introduction of coercive measures, such as imposing fines on individuals who fail to complete mandatory education, as outlined in the proposed amendments to the Welfare of Senior Citizens Act and the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, is not suitable. Furthermore, the Commission strengthened collaboration and exchange with relevant institutions and organizations to gather on-site feedback and opinions on improving human rights education systems and the implementation of human rights education courses, and to increase the effectiveness and satisfaction of human rights education. Developing and Disseminating Human Rights Content to Promote the Spread of a Human Rights Culture The Commission implemented various strategies to ensure effective communication of its key policies and current issues. It diversified its communication channels and enhanced internal and external consultations. Timely and appropriate promotion was prioritized to disseminate information. Specifically, the Commission produced and promoted content on climate crisis and human rights to raise awareness, aligning with the Climate Justice Week initiative. Additionally, a year-long campaign on climate crisis and human rights was conducted through the bimonthly Human Rights magazine. In July, on the occasion of the establishment of the Military Human Rights Protector, the 66