The Republic of Korea’s Military Regulation 187 (1991) provides that “forcing war prisoners to serve the enemy army” is an unjustifiable crime. 

The Republic of Korea’s ICC Act (2007) provides for the punishment of anyone who in an international armed conflict commits the war crimes of “[c]ompelling a person, who is to be protected under international humanitarian law, to serve in the forces of a hostile Power” and “[c]ompelling a national of the adverse party to take part in the operations of war directed against his or her own country”.