※ This is an English translation of the Korean Youth Protection Policy of Korea Credit News. It applies equally to the English edition (en.creditnews.kr); in the event of any discrepancy, the Korean original prevails.
To ensure that young people are not exposed to harmful information without any restriction, the Company applies a separate verification mechanism to media deemed harmful to young people, takes preventive measures so that harmful information is not displayed, and provides youth protection training to the staff concerned.
To ensure that young people are not exposed to harmful information without any restriction, the Company applies a separate verification mechanism to media deemed harmful to young people and takes preventive measures so that harmful information is not displayed.
The Company assigns dedicated staff to provide counselling and handle complaints about harm caused by information harmful to young people, so that such harm does not spread.
Users may request counselling or complaint handling by telephone or email, using the "name, department and contact details of the youth protection officer and staff" set out below.
The Company has appointed a youth protection officer and staff responsible for gathering opinions and handling complaints relating to youth protection. We will respond promptly and sincerely to any enquiry on this subject.
| Name (position) | Kim Hyung-jin (Publisher and Editor) |
|---|---|
| Telephone | +82-70-8065-3023 |
| hjkim@langfunmedia.com |
Effective date of this Youth Protection Policy: 2025-02-17