National Human Rights Commission of Korea Annual Report 2017 51 service and how they are managed, and discussed ways to improve the current policy. ● Publication of Decision Casebook on Human Rights in the Military In view of improving the enlistment procedures and prevent human rights violations in the military, the Commission published a casebook containing various categories of NHRCK recommendations, intent of decisions, and implications. Since its establishment, the Commission investigated around 1,800 complaints involving the military and took some significant recommendation decisions. It also made various policy recommendations through inspection visits and surveys. The Commission organized monitoring activities by children and on-site inspection visits by a group of experts for a holistic and systematic monitoring of all aspects of children rights. Through these activities, it reviewed children rights issues in light of international standards. First, the monitoring conducted by children involved 83 children in five regions to watch children rights issues from a children’s perspective. In light of emerging labor human rights issues, the children monitored the labor conditions and rights of part-time children and youth workers. Based on a review of relevant international agreements and statutes, proposals were made to improve the procedures for lodging complaints to the Labor Administration, amend the Labor Standards Act, and establish policy for more labor education. Second, the on-site inspection visits involved a group of six experts who visited seven children protection and treatment facilities that house children subjected to protection disposition no. 6 under the Juvenile Act. The group made an overall inspection of the children’s human rights conditions to identify problems and present options. Third, for the first time, the Commission organized a conference on children rights, which covered key issues in all domains of children rights. Key topics selected include the Act on the Human Rights of Children and Youths with a focus on the Act on Children Rights and a shift in paradigm, children’s labor rights, children’s political rights, juvenile jurisprudence, child neglect Commission's Major Activities ● Monitoring of children rights Part 2 B. Promoting the rights of children and youths