(proportion of agreement on each statement) were as follows: teachers’ having wrong ideas and attitude about sex (88.5%), inadequate preventive measures for sexual harassment (76.5%), lukewarm responses to teachers’ sexual harassment cases (84.7%), hierarchical relationship between teachers and students (70.4%), lack of awareness of respect for students or students’ human rights (78.1%), patriarchal sex culture in society (72.2%) and wrong attitude of students (31.8%). 68. For the policy measure (primary) to prevent teachers’ sexual harassment of students, 62.7% of the total respondents chose a stronger punishment of the offender, which was followed by the reinforcement of training for teachers and school staff on prevention of sexual harassment (8.5%), fortification of protection measures for victims (5.7%) and more attention to children from parents (5.4%). Therefore, in order to prevent teachers’ sexual harassment of students, the followings are required: First, for a more clear and grave punishment of teachers who committed sexual harassment, the fairness and effectiveness of the system of appeal for educators need to be strengthened and countermeasures against the restoration of offenders’ position as teachers should be developed. Second, to strengthen preventive measures for teachers, it is required to make the preventive training for teachers at schools more substantial, develop manuals, reinforce the training on prevention of sexual harassment in all stages of education, appointment and educator training as well as fortify the training for managers such as principal and deputy principal. Third, to reinforce the operation of the system to support victims, it is needed to facilitate reporting and counseling systems that guarantee confidentiality and strengthen the training for students on prevention of sexual violence. [16] Responses to Damage from Stalking (List of Issues 10) 69. Rearrangement on relevant laws and systems is required to protect and support victims of stalking and prevent the damage as the seriousness of damage from stalking has become known recently. According to the Fact-finding Survey on Sexual Violence released by the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family 2016, the cases of victims suffering from stalking for three times or more were 44.8% while