consideration of female emotional labor workers. Based on its on-site research on Female Celebrities in 2009, the Commission produced 'My Dream is..', a promotional animation to advance the rights of female celebrities and distributed it to 136 universities and graduate schools related with broadcasting and entertainment, as well as media and related organizations with an aim to advance the rights of female celebrities. 3. Special Project : Improving North Korean Human Rights With rising interest at home and abroad in improving human rights conditions in North Korea, the Commission identified human rights conditions in North Korea, protected the rights of North Korean defectors staying overseas, reviewed humanitarian issues including South Korean prisoners of the Korean War in North Korean captivity, abductees, and separated families, sought measures to advance the rights of North Korea defectors, and established international network to urge the international community to improve the conditions in North Korea Following 2009 and 2010, in 2011 the Commission again selected ‘improving North Korean human rights’ as a special project. The Commission established the Special Committee on North Korean Human Rights (hereafter 'SCNKR') to draw a comprehensive and systematic roadmap and created comprehensive framework to improve human rights conditions in North Korea. Based on periodic meetings of SCNKR and advice from the Policy Consultative Body and experts, it found the ‘National Policy to Improve North Korean Human Rights’ and recommended its implementation to the government. Moreover, it opened the North Korean Human Rights Violation Report Center and the Archive on North Korean Human Rights which receives reports of human rights violation, identifies and documents current status of human rights violation in North Korea as a novel approach to address North Korean human rights issues. In particular, in July 2011, it built the foundation for international Introduction 33