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Table of Content
1. Definition of Torture and Revision of Criminal Law .............................................................................................. 8
2. National Security Act .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
3. Detention and Correctional Facilities ........................................................................................................................ 11
4. Hotline Center ..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
5. Interrogation of Criminal Suspect and Right to Counsel ................................................................................. 12
6. Independence of the Judiciary and Judges’ Tenure ........................................................................................... 15
7. Emergency Arrest ............................................................................................................................................................... 16
8. Torture and Confession ................................................................................................................................................... 18
9. Marital Rape and Domestic Violence ........................................................................................................................ 18
10. Data on complaints, investigations, prosecutions, convictions and sentences imposed relating t o the number of women and children trafficked ..................................................................................................... 21
11. Refugee applicants’ deportation, return, or repatriation ............................................................................... 25
12. Expel, Return or Extradition of a Person ............................................................................................................... 28
13. Extradition by another state of a suspect ............................................................................................................ 28
14. Extraterritorial jurisdiction over the offences referred to in the Optional Protocol to the Conven tion on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography . 28
15. Training Programmes on the conduct of the police and other officers, including detention offic ers .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
16. Programmes to train medical and law enforcement personnel treating physical and psychologi cal torture injuries ................................................................................................................................................................... 29
17. Programmes and information campaigns to prevent trafficking ............................................................... 29
18. Substitute Jails .................................................................................................................................................................. 29
19. Statistical data on prison staff regarding incidents of sexual violence ................................................... 31
20. Data on complaints relating to torture and ill-treatment allegedly committed by lawenforcement officials ............................................................................................................................................................. 31
21. Fair and adequate compensation rights of torture victims .......................................................................... 31
22. Torture Reporting Center ............................................................................................................................................. 32
23. Application of a statute of limitations to crimes against humanity (including torture) .................. 34
24. Illegally tortured suspects by employing inhumane methods in order to coerce confessions ... 34
25. Complaint and investigation mechanism to look into allegations of abuse of migrant workers ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
26. Role of the National Human Rights Commission of Korea in protecting human rights and its in dependence ............................................................................................................................................................................... 39
27. Comprehensive programmes for the treatment and rehabilitation (both physical and mental) of victims of torture and ill-treatment, including the right to fair and adequate compensation .......... 42
28. Compensation and rehabilitation, including medical, psychological and legal support provided to victims of trafficking ......................................................................................................................................................... 43
29. Forced Confessions by Torture .................................................................................................................................. 45
30. Admissibility of written evidence in legal proceedings .................................................................................. 46
31. Steps taken by the State party to prevent and reduce the number of deaths in detention faciliti es .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
32. Suicides and other sudden deaths in detention facilities and allegations of torture and illtreatment. ................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
33. Measures taken by the State party to prevent illtreatment and abusive measures in the military, including the practice of hazing .................................. 49
34. Instances of use of disciplinary confinement, including manacles, chains and face masks, or an y resort to “stacking” 30-day periods of isolation. .................................................................................................. 51
35. Excessive use of force during the Candlelight protests of 2008 ................................................................ 53
36. Legal rights of persons deprived of their liberty in the context of psychiatric care ........................ 55
37. Measures to amend relevant legislation to expressly prohibit corporal punishment in schools a nd at home and to implement educational measures promoting positive and nonviolent forms of discipline ................................................................................................................................................... 57
38. Rights of Migrant Workers .......................................................................................................................................... 59
39. Ratification of the Optional Protocol to the Convention16 and the establishment of an effectiv e national preventive mechanism .................................................................................................................................... 66
40. Measures taken by the State party to respond to any threats of terrorism ......................................... 67
41. New developments on the legal and institutional framework within which human rights are pr omoted and protected at the national level .............................................................................................................. 68
42. New political, administrative or other measures taken to promote and protect human rights at the national level since the second periodic report ............................................................................................... 69
43. New measures and developments undertaken to implement the Convention, and the Committ ee’s recommendations .......................................................................................................................................................... 69
44. Report on South Korea’s “Brothers Home” incident for the United Nations Committee Against Torture .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 70
45. Report on human rights violations in illegal detention and corruption in Daegu Hope Center (a welfare center) ........................................................................................................................................................................ 71
46. Military Prison System ................................................................................................................................................... 73
47. Joint Interrogation Center ........................................................................................................................................... 75
48. Quarantine related to infectious disease – 2015 MERS ................................................................................. 77
49. Sinan Salt Farm Slavery Case ..................................................................................................................................... 78
50. Sex Slaves of Japanese Military Issues ................................................................................................................... 82
51. Protective custody and probation ............................................................................................................................ 83
52. Violations of the UN Convention against Torture: LGBTI Persons ............................................................. 84
53. State violence regarding assembly and demonstration ................................................................................. 89
54. The matter of Art Censorship and Blacklisting Artists ................................................................................... 92
55. The Treatment of Correctional Facility Inmates with HIV/AIDS .................................................................. 93
56. Repression on the Sewol Ferry Bereaved Families’ Freedom of Assembly and Association ......... 95
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