In accordance with the Juvenile Protection Act and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, The Agent Post maintains the following policy to keep young readers from being exposed to harmful information.
1. Editorial standards
The Agent Post is an Internet newspaper covering health information and industry news, and it does not publish content harmful to young readers.
- We do not publish obscene or violent content, content that encourages gambling, or content that encourages suicide or self-harm.
- Medical information is covered only to the extent needed for educational purposes, without sensational descriptions or images.
- We do not accept advertising for products, such as tobacco or alcohol, whose sale to minors is prohibited.
2. Checks at the writing and review stages
Articles are reviewed before publication. Reviewers check the accuracy of the content and also check for expressions harmful to young readers.
3. Reporting harmful content
If you find content you believe is harmful to young readers, please let us know on the Reader Complaints and Reports page. Once a report is received, the content is checked, and if it is found to be harmful, it is removed or corrected.
4. Youth Protection Officer
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Youth protection officer | Yang Tae-young (Editor-in-Chief) |
| Contact | contact@theagentpost.ai |
The youth protection officer is responsible for carrying out this policy and handling reports of harmful content.
5. Personal information
Personal information of young readers is protected in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
6. Related agencies
Reports and inquiries about content harmful to young people are also received by the following agencies.
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Korea Communications Standards Commission (www.kocsc.or.kr, 1377)
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Youth Counseling Helpline (1388)
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Effective date: September 10, 2026