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̹ ġ ū ó ϴ Ⱥ ' ̺ ΰ' ұ µ ʼ Ⱓ 庮 ں δ ũ õ ϱ ξ ' ĥ ' ӹ ִٴ ̴. ӷ ǰǥ ǽ ϴ Ƴα ǰ Ⱥ ȿɰ 㺸ϴ ȿ ִ å ǹ̴. Ҹ ϰ ߴٸ, ߽ Ÿ ó ƴ϶ ǰ Ⱥΰ ϵ ϴ Ѹ 'Ż ȯ ý' ȭϰ, ó ʵ ߾- â ϴ Ⱑ Ǿ ߴ. ̷ ٺ ü ä, ǰǥ Ǽ ǰ Ǹ ø ´ ɸ ߾ ó Ź ̴.
ƿ ΰ ȯ Ȱȭ ħ ϶ ų ó ֱ ݺǴ Ư ľ湮 ̴. ȯ η ̳ ΰ Ȱ ü ȭ ܸ ä, 긮η ǥ ȭ ڷ ġ ڸ ø ´ ȿ 鿡 ̴.
ġ å ѹα ȭΰ ô뿡 籹 ֹΡŻ å ܼ ó ս ħ ǰ ڷ ġ Ѿ ϴ. Ź ݺǴ ü ǰǥ 긮 ȸ ȫ ϴ δ ġ ӿ 簢뿡 ä Ǵ ҿܰ ҽ õ ؼ . α Ǽ ġ ȫϴ ֱ ﰢ ߴؾ Ѵ. Ÿ ظ ñ Ҽ۰ δ Ǹ ߵ ϴ ȿɰ ֵ AI ֹ ڵ Ī ý ȭϰ, ΰ ȯ ȭϴ ؾ ü ̴.
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Han Sam-suk, vice chairperson and secretary general of the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, stated, "It goes against the purpose of the law, which aims to heal the pain of victims and their bereaved families from a humanitarian perspective, to refuse even to deliberate on the grounds that there is no precedent when the bereaved family returned the remains at their own expense ahead of the state. Through this decision, we expect that the national support system for the return of private remains, which has been neglected for a long time, will be reorganized, and projects to honor the souls of forced mobilization victims from Sakhalin and other overseas regions will become more active." This is a passage highlighting the agency's willpower and administrative achievements, strongly urging related ministries to improve the system to wipe away the tears of the bereaved family who brought back the remains of historical tragedies on behalf of the state, and emphasizing the organization's preemptive civil hardship resolution efforts. The blueprints filling the press release, such as listing diverse quantitative figures including a 44.3% budget execution rate over the past 5 years and the legislative intent of the Special Act on Verification of Forced Mobilization During the Japanese Colonial Period, create an illusion as if the Commission is leading tremendous innovation in advanced safety nets and resolving chronic passive administration. However, despite the fact that the substance of the administration stops at a short-term document dispatch event consisting of a non-binding opinion presentation timed with the ministry communication schedule, the practice of trying to package a regular department mediation project into a special welfare innovation achievement by hiding behind the grand rhetoric of 'reorganizing the national support system and activating projects to honor victims' is a specimen of typical performance-inflating exhibition administration.
The biggest blind spot of this civil rights countermeasure is that the 'opinion presentation and recommendations for system improvement' boasted by the Commission stay as an 'outward-painting administration for show' that is woefully insufficient to fundamentally block the administrative barriers and self-funded risks faced by the bereaved families over decades. It raises questions about whether an analog recommendation method—simply sending non-binding documents to a passive ministry—is a practical countermeasure to guarantee the practical execution efficacy of the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, which holds the budget. If it truly desires to construct a safety net for the bereaved families, instead of wasting administrative power on paperwork-centered inspection tours pointing out other departments' faults, permanentizing a 'Forced Mobilization Remains Return Fund and Deliberation System' directly under the Prime Minister's Office to force budget execution, and building integrated windows so that families do not have to wander through ministries with paperwork must precede. Omitting such fundamental constitutional improvements, and only trying to inflate reports with quantitative figures such as the number of recommendations and wording corrections is nothing more than a performance-oriented shell commonly used by central ministries caught in performance anxiety.
In addition, grandly publicizing that it will recommend guidelines to activate private returns of remains is also an after-the-disaster inertia administration peculiar to bureaucracy repeated every time in accordance with the annual parliamentary audit or ministry evaluation cycle. Leaving the essence of expanding professional staff or realizing budget scales for private civilian groups unaddressed, desk administration that only attempts to inflate report numbers triggered by well-arranged briefing room presentation photos only invites criticism in terms of public fund execution efficiency.
In an era where healing historical wounds and fulfilling infinite national responsibility have become survival topics for South Korea's growth, the past history and immigrant policies of authorities must move beyond press release politics centered on simple document battle performances between ministries or superficial guideline recommendations for show. Expending public funds every year on repeated exhibition-like briefing operation costs and one-off publicity cannot fundamentally relieve the deep alienation and administrative distrust of bereaved families who shed blood and tears under state neglect. The Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission must immediately stop exhibition administration promoting recommendation counts as achievements. Permanentizing AI-based overseas immigrant deceased data automatic matching systems so that vulnerable bereaved families who must endure endless administrative battles and financial burdens with their bare bodies to bring back their ancestors' remains can enjoy practical national welfare efficacy, and realizing logistics and customs infrastructure subsidies for private return sectors, it should concentrate administrative capabilities on solidifying the inherent public safety net to receive recognition for the sincerity of policy.
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2026.06.09(ȭ) 08:39
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