｜Attachment｜ Korea Internet Self-governance Organization, KISO Reviews of the Political Regulations, 2018. Refer to the “Hateful Conduct Policy” of Twitter, the “Community Standards” of Facebook, the “Hate Speech Policy” of YouTube, and the “Content Policies” of Microsoft. This guideline was developed with the support of Google and HR Fund Saram by the SOGI Law. ‘Diversity Guideline to Develop a Sexual Minority-Friendly Workplace’ (http://diverseguide.org/). Refer to Section II of Chapter 2 of the Survey on the Preparation of Preventive and Reactive Guidelines on Hate Speech by Sungsoo Hong·Ji Hye Kim·Jiwon Min·Yoonjin Song·Seung Hyun Lee·Eunjin Lee (2018), National Human Rights Commission of Korea, for examples of guidelines on hate speech by universities. SPLC, “A guide for administrators, counselors and teachers RESPONDING TO HATE AND BIAS AT SCHOOL” (https://www.tolerance.org/magazine/publications/responding-to-hate-and-bias-atschool) IFJ, “Brussels Declaration: Incitement to Hate and Violence through Media” (https:// www.ifj.org/media-centre/news/detail/category/press-releases/article/ifjconference-agrees-declaration-to-stand-up-against-hate-speech.html) Mogens Blicher Bjerregård, ‘Guidelines for countering online hate speech’, 2016 (http:// europeanjournalists.org/mediaagainsthate/guidelines-for-countering-online-hatespeech) 84