Annual Report 2013 ICTs and human rights which correspond to international human rights treaties and ICTs-related international standards. The Commission, then, gathered the comments to this report from the experts of various areas. It also issued its opinions on such controversial issues of information human rights as the fingerprint reader, sharing the personal information of civilians among government entities, and the compatibility of web browsers. With regard to the problem of surveillance of workers at workplace, especially due to the development of ICTs, the NHRCK led discussions for institutional improvement by conducting an Investigation on Violations on the Right of Labor by Information Devices. The Commission attended, for monitoring purposes, domestic and international meetings which discussed tapping of countries, collection by ICT companies of personal information, censorship violating the freedom of expression, digital divide, etc. B. Major Activities 1) Opinion on the Improvement of Laws and Policies Related to Human Rights □ Opinion on the violability of human rights by the fingerprint reader for recording attendance of military medical officers The Military Medical Command asked for the opinion of the Commission on the violability of human rights by the fingerprint reader for recording attendance of military medical officers. As the personal information ownership is protected by the Constitution, the Commission thought, only statutes can limit the ownership even taking into 98 ▪▪▪ Part II. Major Activities of the Commission