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Presidential Office Discusses Rights Protection for Korean Adoptees Overseas

Summary by The Korea Times
The presidential office held a meeting Wednesday to discuss measures to protect the rights of Koreans adopted overseas and address complaints raised by them. Second Deputy National Security Adviser Lim Woong-soon presided over the gathering of the presidential task force on overseas Koreans, which focused on pan-government efforts to protect the rights of Korean adoptees, the presidential office said. The meeting also discussed government measur…

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The Blue House has launched an inter-governmental consultative body to protect the rights and interests of overseas adoptees and resolve their grievances. Working with relevant ministries, including the Ministry of Justice, the body will review support measures such as adoption record management, finding birth families, and restoring citizenship, while also pursuing the implementation of recommendations regarding past human rights violations.

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asiae.co.kr broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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