National Human Rights Commission of Korea Annual Report 2019 Korea); the policy itself is unlikely to raise the quality of volunteer activities; it cannot be said that the policy, which applies without exception, is a measure with justifiable restrictions of fundamental rights to achieve the goal of the volunteer mission and the policy causes specific and serious damages to the petitioners while its benefit is merely convenience of personnel management. The organization accepted the recommendation of the Commission. Considering the minimum time for adaptation and the security situation in other countries, it changed the policy to allow stationed. On October 14, the Commission recommended the Minister of Justice to improve the current administration of the bar examination in a way that the rights of test-takers are not violated due to the restriction placed on use of restrooms during the examination. The problems of cheating or causing a disturbance cannot be completely controlled if testtakers are allowed to use the restroom during the exam. However, no reports of cheating or disturbances were received from college entrance exams, TOEIC test, or other public examinations where the restroom restriction policy was mitigated or abolished based on the Commission’s recommendation. The benefit gained from restricting use of restroom for the sake of fairness and protection of other examinees is vague and limited as the bar exam offers little chance of benefit gained from cheating in the restroom due to the exam layout and the difficulty of the test; the physiological need to use the restroom is a basic human need and a right that must be protected by the Constitution; and it is harsh to make a test-taker who is desperately in need of using the restroom choose between suppressing a natural urge or giving up on the exam. On the other hand, the damage suffered by test-takers is specific and serious. Thus, the Commission concluded that, if an exam session is not more than two hours, restricting the use of restroom is an infringement upon the right to human dignity and the freedom of action in general. The Ministry of Justice accepted the Commission’s recommendation and replied that it would allow restroom breaks, starting thirty minutes after a test begins and ending 20 minutes before it ends. 89 Key Activities Human rights infringement caused by restroom restrictions during bar exam Part 2 volunteers to take leave to another country after six months have elapsed from the time they were