National Human Rights Commission of the Republic of Korea made for such measures as improving enrollment procedure, increasing the number of educational leaders, expanding counseling opportunities and guidance teachers, guidance for problematic behaviors, and improving the content of education. Third, a guidance manual for the education of children at home and educational materials should be available to guarantee the right of access to education for young North Korean defectors at home. Fourth, psychological treatment and counseling service should be available to address problems coming from various family members. Based on the survey results, the Commission will invite opinions from experts and related organizations for developing necessary policy recommendations. 3) Strengthening International Cooperation (1) International symposium for the promotion of human rights in North Korea The NHRCK has organized an international symposium every year since 2004 to inform the international community of the Commissions activities for the promotion of human rights in North Korea and to strengthen cooperation with the international community in policy directions strategies for the promotion of human rights in North Korea. In 2013, the Commission co-organized an international symposium with Korea University at its Centennial Memorial Hall under the theme titled Promotion of Human Rights in North Korea on April 30. At the symposium, Suzanne Scholte, Chairperson of Defense Forum Foundation of the United States and Yoon, Nam Geun, Chair of the Special Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws and Regulations, Institution, Policies, and Practices ▪▪▪ 83