Annual Report 2013 educational courses in labor-related legislation and the human rights of migrant workers. Further recommendations were also made. And they include: i) institutional improvement should be made for migrant workers to be provided with more than minimum level housing; ii) for this, legal basis should be made for the standards on housing or disadvantages should be imposed on the owners of workplaces if they do not meet the housing standards; iii) standard work contracts should have provisions which prohibit the deduction of a certain ceiling amount of housing and meals from the wages of workers if housing and meals are to be deducted from the wages. U. Recommendation on the Discriminating Practice in Building Mental Health Institutions in Aesthetic Areas In December 2012, The NHRCK received a complaint claiming that the city ordinance, which restricts the building of mental health institutions in city downtown, is discriminatory against the persons with mental disorder. Many similar provisions have been found in the ordinances of other local/provincial governments. In response, the Commission saw if there are reasonable reasons for the restriction of building mental health facilities (clinics, hospitals, and other large medical institutions) in the city aesthetic areas. The Commission found that many local/provincial governments cited the aesthetic aspect of urban areas for the reason of restriction. The Commission, however, reached different rationale of judgment. Mental 60 ▪▪▪ Part II. Major Activities of the Commission