In this study, 294 housewives in Siheung, Gyeonggi-do, were surveyed to evaluate the differences in the recognition and use of nutrition labeling according to age and to present data for nutrition education. The younger the age, the more aware the consumer was of the information on the nutrition label. Housewives who were younger than 60 years were more likely to check the nutrition labels. The lower the age, the higher the reliance on the nutritional labeling content of the food, and the higher the recognition level of nutritional labeling. It was found that the lower the age, the easier it was for the consumer to understand the nutritional labeling. Among housewives in their 30s and younger, 89.5 percent said they believed checking nutrition labels would help their health. In the younger age group knowledge and information on nutrition labeling was acquired from the internet, and in the older age group, knowledge was acquired from television, radio, and newspapers. Research conducted on housewives in other regions in the future could provide more detailed information suitable for the population of each region. This would serve as data for nutrition education on the recognition and use of nutrition labeling for a healthy diet.

Recently domestic violence has increased drastically and it is not only reflecting violence of the society but also causing reproduction and a vicious circle as an education ground of force at home. However, compared with its seriousness, the policy countermeasures which have been taken to find out realities and causes and to deal with problems are still unsatisfactory. Therefore, through comparative review, needs of comprehensive and systematic study in relation to realities and measures against domestic violence as a human right have been raised. This research is conducted this way as follows. First, compare the actual condition of domestic violence and dynamic structure with social characteristic. Second, weigh legal and institutional issues against domestic abuse comprehensively. Third, from these, draw similarities and differences of family violence and explore legal and systematic measures for its prevention in multilateral ways tailored to our society's culture and peculiarities. Through this research it is possible to reflect by both making right perceptional changes toward domestic violence and diagnosing prevalence of values and social and cultural factors which cause domestic abuse related crimes for fostering equal family culture and policymaking. As a human right it is also possible to activate legal, institutional approach and discussion about domestic abuse while using and making long-term preventive strategies, as a result we can fully guarantee fundamental human rights of victims.