357. Right now there is a case in the Korean Constitutional Court
Dealing with drug testing of someone who wants to get a visa for teaching in Korea. They make getting a drug test and background check mandatory to get an E2 visa which is a condition of employment. Korea is a signatory of the US Universal Declaration of Human Rights as well.
Personally I believe that Korea does have the right to deny visas to someone who has does drugs. The case was heard before the HRC and they basically turned down they basically refused to rule on that part of the case because of the legal case before the Consitutional Court.
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