Contents remained in China and Sakhalin and the Japanese emigrants (“Nikkeijin”) in Brazil, are granted the privilege to enter a college in Japan as part of efforts for social integration. - As for Germany, the country approved the return of all those who have stayed in foreign countries as citizens of Imperial Germany since 12/31/1937 under Article 116 of the Basic Law, and treated them equally as German nationals promptly. The return includes their families and, in case of lack of German language skill, free German language education is offered. C. Core agenda items for promotion Ⅴ-1-1. There is a need to conduct a status survey to guarantee the legal status of overseas Koreans pursuant to the Act on the Immigration and Legal Status of Overseas Koreans; policies should also be established to guarantee the basic rights stated in said law. Ⅴ-1-2. The Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK), which is required only for overseas Koreans coming from a certain country in order to be granted their status of sojourn, should be reformed. 68 Human Rights Guidelines on Migration