The Commission considered that the recommendation would prevent industrial accidents by strengthening preparedness of foreign workers against industrial accidents and would continuously stress responsibility for industrial safety and health on the part of the employers. 21) Recommendation to Improve the Rights of Migrant Children to Education In order to reinforce the rights to education of migrant children, who are socially vulnerable in Korean society, the Commission recommended in December 2010 to the Minister for Education, Science and Technology that migrant children's access to public education and teaching of Korean language in the public education system must be improved. The Commission concluded that in order to strengthen migrant children's access to public education, various measures should be taken, such as reinforcing the Korean language education in the public system, providing information on school in migrant children's native languages, and prohibiting schools from rejecting migrant children's admission to school or their transfer of schools. The Commission also deemed that in order to prevent migrant children's drop-outs, measures and remedies for discrimination and human rights violations against them should be strengthened and standards and principles of placing them to appropriate levels should be applied. Moreover, the Commission decided that crackdowns on migrant children and their parents and the forced deportation system, as well as the regulations requiring public officials to report undocumented workers should be amended in order to create a stable education environment for migrant children. 22) Opinion on Racial Comments on the Internet Contents The Commission believed that although Korea is fast transforming into a multicultural society with an influx of migrants into the country, there is a lack of social efforts to 46 Part II. Major Activities of the Commission