Insurance Service for the elderly, produce a documentary video, report on its activities, and hold workshops, paving the way for the elderly to play a central role in projects to promote the rights of the elderly. In addition, the Commission further reinforced human rights education for the elderly by providing courses to train instructors and to improve human rights sensitivity in social welfare, especially in welfare for the elderly. Improving the Rights of Economically Vulnerable Groups With the growing disparities between the rich and the poor, there is an urgent need for the protection of the rights of economically vulnerable groups, which is growing serious from the standpoint of the economic, social and cultrual rights. In response, the Commission decided "improving the rights of economically vulnerable groups" as one of its strategic goals. It laid out concrete performance objectives of building infrastructure for those rights to meet international standards, ensuring the rights of the impoverished, and improving the rights of workers. In order to formulate policies on business and human rights, the Commission developed its workshops to six forums, attended by business corporations, civil society groups and experts, providing a channel for constructive dialogue. In an effort to promote the rights of people in poverty, the Commission also held meetings and forums on the right to health. The Commission identified that provision of assessment standards on activity capability in "Regulation on Work Capability Assessment Standards, etc." could violate human rights due to its subjective and arbitrary standard and humiliate the assessed people. It recommended to the Minister for Health and Welfare to amend the clause, thereby raising awareness of the right to health. Also, the Commission held a meeting and discussion sessions on the problems and alternatives of urban redevelopment projects in Korean society, discussing ways for institutional improvement of redevelopment projects. The Commission analyzed "the Supplementary Results of Economically Active 24 Part I. Introduction