The Running Mates: Human Rights

Hong-tae, a prosecutor with no sense of human rights, is dispatched to the Human Rights Commission.

Investigators argue over the evidence submitted by So Ji-hye, a victim of sexual harassment.

A foriegn worker, pleading innocent, committed suicide in jail. Attorney Oh defends the case.

Yoon-seo examines the police records and it seems like she can successfully prove Nadet's alibi.

A man is killed by a taser fired by police. Yoon-seo digs to see if it's just an intentional aim.

A woman is murdered, her husband the only suspect. He'll be exonerated if no new evidence is found.

A Private died in a mine explosion. Hong-tae grows doubtful of the military's uncooperative stance.

Hong-tae uncovers crucial evidence that Jeong's death wasn't due to a mine explosion.

A labor union member is found dead; HRECK investigates potential human rights violations.

Hong-tae finds a clue in the victim's handkerchief. Yoon-seo visits his colleague to ask questions.

HRECK learns of a girl unfairly sent to a mental hospital from a childcare facility.

Mi-rae runs away with another child. Yoon-seo learns that she might have been sexually assaulted.

A death row prisoner files a petition to suspend his execution, claiming that he has rights, too.

Yoon-seo is enraged to find out Choi Cheol-soo had lied to her about where the victim's body is.