15 Article 8 10. Damages Inflicted on Migrated Women from Human Trafficking and Prostitution The Government states that it is preparing measures to prevent human trafficking and prostitution of foreign females holding an entertainment and artistic activity visa; i.e., E-6 visa, and to safeguard them from harm(para. 141, 142). The NHRCK’s Human Rights Situation Survey on Migrants with E-6 Visa also comes to the conclusion that, in terms of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime’s general standard on human trafficking, the situation of migrant workers with E-6 visas can be considered as human trafficking. According to the Report on the state of State of Prostitution on Migrant Women and Research on Improvement Measures released by the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family in 2012, 53% of the 51 respondents replied that they have been forced to provide sexual services. In the NHRCK’s 2014 survey, 23% answered that they were forced into prostitution. Question What measures are the Government reviewing in order to fundamentally improve E-6 visas?