Section 3. Surveys, Research and Studies on Human Rights Conditions The NHRCK commissioned various research, study and survey projects to comprehend various human rights issues and their actual conditions in Korea. The reports of the surveys, studies and research were reviewed and used as the basic material for establishing human rights policies and laid the groundwork for developing policy recommendations. In 2012, the Commission conducted a total of 19 projects, as shown in the following table. [Table 2-1-2] Surveys and Research Projects on Human Rights Conditions in 2012 Detail Research Period Survey of online investigation and digital evidence collection • Research into the types and institutional systems of online investigation and digital evidence collection • In-depth case studies about those who were investigated by online means • Comparative analysis of foreign legal systems withregard to online investigation and digital evidence collection Apr.27~Nov.26 2 Survey on human rights conditions for migrant workers in the fishery industry • Survey on the human rights conditions of foreign sailors (E-10 holders) • Interview with relevant personnel in offshore fishing-related organizations and institutions (National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives, management companies of crewmembers, Korea Shipowners' Association, Mar.21~Sept.20 Sailors' Union, experts, advocate organizations, migrant sailors) • Studies of foreign and Korean legal systems and policies about offshore fishing • Review of measures to improve institutional systems regarding the right of migrant fishing workers 3 • Survey and analysis on the status of those who fail to adapt to the military environment Survey on the human • Analysis of the status and response systems of the entire conscription processes from physical examination, recruit training center and unit rights status and the assignment to the identification of those likely to fail to adapt, allocation management of Apr.5~Oct.31 to a special camp and waiting period for disqualification review those who fail to adapt to the military • Collection of overseas cases about the management of those who fail to adapt and a comparative analysis with the Korean cases environment • Studies to develop measures to improve the relevant policies and the management of those who fail to adapt to the military No. 1 Title Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws, Regulations, Policies and Practices 65