Annual Report 2013 that such a resolution is a very significant step forward for the promotion of North Korean human rights, and expected that such a resolution will serve as a turning point for the promotion of North Korean human rights. The Commission also promised to provide the COI with support and cooperation for its activities. (5) Chairperson's statement on the humanitarian support of the Korean government for North Korea The Korean government approved the humanitarian support for North Korea by five private organizations including the Headquarters for the Support of Medical Goods and Equipment for Children, and make a decision to provide support North Korean infants and children through the UNICEF. In response, the Commission expressed a welcome statement on July 30, 2013. 2) Establishment of Institutional Foundation for North Korean Human Rights (1) The Reporting Center for Human Rights Violations in North Korea and the North Korean Human Rights Documentation Center and Archives The NHRCK opened the Reporting Center for Human Rights Violations in North Korea and the North Korean Human Rights Documentation Center and Archives with the goal of collecting and documenting actual cases of human rights violations suffered by North Korean defectors over the entire process of their gaining passage to Korea, Korean War prisoners and abductees, and separated families. (March 15, 2011) 80 ▪▪▪ Part II. Major Activities of the Commission