The Jeju April 3 Committee
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The <entity_0> (<entity_4>) was a <entity_1> in <entity_5> established in <entity_2>. The commission aimed to investigate the <entity_3>, which refers to a "series of armed uprisings and counterinsurgency that occurred between 1948 and 1954 on Jeju island, the largest island in the southernmost part of <entity_5>." However the commission continued to be in operation through <entity_6>, carrying out various reparation projects as well as the screening of victims, thus making it the lengthiest <entity_1> in history. Upon democratization in <entity_5>, public and mass movements devised to uncover the truth about the <entity_3> emerged at the local level. Recommendations by the National Committee for Investigation of the Truth About the Jeju 4.3 Events (<entity_4>) to the government of <entity_5> include: Immediately following the release of the Jeju 4.3 Investigation report in 2003, the President of <entity_5>, Roh Moo-hyun, provided an apology to the victims of the incident and their families.
['truth and reconciliation commission']