Commission and providing education to facility managers since 2008 and publishing an official government report on the status of people with mental disorders in 2009 also seemed to have been effective. Finally, there was also an increase in counseling for human rights violations committed in the military and schools compared with the previous year. With regard to discrimination-related counseling in 2011, cases on disability (36.3%) remained on the top as it has been since the enactment of the Disability Anti-Discrimination Act in 2008, followed by sexual harassment (28.8%), social status (6.8%), age (6.2%), other discrimination (5.8%), and medical history (2.9%). [Table 2-2-2] Counseling Cases by Year (Unit: number of cases, %) Category Total Year Cumulative Total* Human Rights Discrimination Violation Others Closed in-person counseling cases 137,308 100.0 47,623 34.7 12,348 9.0 59,016 43.0 18,321 13.3 2011 25,303 100.0 8,957 35.4 2,293 9.1 12,692 50.1 1,361 5.4 2010 24,772 100.0 8,807 35.6 2,140 8.6 11,825 47.7 2,000 8.1 2009 20,077 100.0 6,738 33.6 1,974 9.8 8,721 43.4 2,644 13.2 2008 17,069 100.0 5,391 31.6 1,607 9.4 6,812 39.9 3,259 19.1 2007 13,964 100.0 4,843 34.7 1,170 8.4 5,247 37.6 2,704 19.3 * January 1st 2001~December 31st 2011. * There are some discrepancies in statistics from the 2009 Annual Report, owing to changes in classification and statistic system revision affective 2010. 2. Complaints Since its establishment in November 2001, the Commission received 58,672 70 Part II. Major Activities of the Commission