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It was discovered that the president of the Northeast Asia History Foundation, Kim Do-hyeong, conducted the recruitment process without any measures, such as informing or avoiding personal interests, even though he knew that his student was included in the candidate during the recruitment process for a fourth-level researcher in the field of Korean-Japanese history in 2018. President Kim took no action, although he knew that his student A was included in the process of reporting and approving the status of the application of 12 candidates. Rather, after the first selection of documents and the second interview, he decided to appoint Mr. A, who was ranked third instead of the second candidate of the human resources committee through separate interviews that were not in the regulations. The Ministry of Education recommended the introduction of a related rule that excludes from the interview whether the interviewee’s interested party is the president of the final naming authority, but did not recommend canceling the appointment of Mr. A, who was selected as a fourth-level researcher. An official from the Ministry of Education said: “There is no regulation on the cancellation of personnel and it is not the employee’s fault that the interview may change and it is not the fault.
There were also cases of unfair examination of projects to support national and foreign civic groups. Last year, when evaluating civic organizations, the Northeast Asian History Foundation did not meet the criteria of excluding the highest and lowest scores, and the scores of all judges were ranked within the average, and the performance score was evaluated by a person in charge, not by a judge. . As a result, the fifth priority group was eliminated to the last 13th place, and the eleventh place was the final ninth place and received 8.8 million won in support funds. The Ministry of Education requested an investigation into the employee responsible for the obstruction.
Furthermore, it was also revealed that around 100 million won of support was unfairly provided to foreign civic groups without confirmation of the application qualifications or public offering procedures. Northeast Asian History Foundation can apply at any time without a public offering procedure only when Dokdo and East Sea related matters are specified as a project or when an organization with more than 3 years of experience has been confirmed by the Korean diplomatic mission . However, for foreign civic groups that applied for new support in February last year, the Northeast Asian History Foundation paid 30 million won to the two organizations, including 20 million won without confirming whether the articles of incorporation related to the history or Dokdo and East Sea are specified through diplomatic missions abroad. Supported. Furthermore, in 2017, it was discovered that applicants did not confirm eligibility to apply for 66 million won from foreign organizations in Europe.
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