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| The Current Laws on Women in Korea / by Elim Kim Women's Studies Forum, Vol.12 http://www2.kwdi.re.kr/ * This paper is the reconstitution of the joi nt research paper entitled 1995 Research Report 200-3, Directions for the Revis ion of The Current Gender Discriminatory Ordinances. |
| A Research on the Effective Implementation of the Family Law System Regarding Custody, Guardian, and Visitation Bargaining Rights*1 Deukkyoung Yoon, Fellow, KWDI Background and Purpose of Research Recently, the number of children from divorced families is rapidly increasing with the increase in divorce rates. According to the statistics by the Bureau of |
| Current Status of Support for Low-Income Mother-Child Families -2001 http://www2.kwdi.re.kr/board/view.php?db=trend&category=5&no=138&page=2 2002-07-30 1) Object of Support As of the December 2001, the number of mother-child families supported by the Mother-Child Welfare Act was 50,718 households and the number of family members was 136,678. (2) Contents of Support |
| Current Status of Support for Low-Income Mother-Child Families http://www2.kwdi.re.kr/board/view.php?db=trend&category=5&no=99&page=3 2002 January 8 (1) Object of Support The object of support is as follows: the low-income mother-child family which consists of mother with children under 18 years old (under 20 in case of his/her school attendance), who is the head of a family and whose income falls below |
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