CHAPTER V PROTECTION OF JUVENILES IN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK, ETC. Article 41 (Measures to Protect Juveniles) (1)The Minister of Information and Communication shall take measures to protect juveniles from harmful information distributed by information and communications networks, such as lascivious sex and violence information. The measures shall fall under each of the following subparagraphs: 1.The development and dissemination of contents screening software; 2.The development and dissemination of juvenile protection technology; 3.Education and publicity for juvenile protection; 4.Other matters stipulated by Presidential Decree for juvenile protection. (2)The Minister of Information and Communication may support activities carried out by the Information and Communications Ethics Committee established in accordance with Article 532 of the Telecommunications Business Act, information and communications service user organizations and information and communications service provider organizations and other specialized juvenile protection institutions when implementing the measures referred to in paragraph (1). Article 42 (Labelling of Media Materials Harmful to Juveniles) Any person who intends to provide content that is stipulated as harmful to juveniles in accordance with subparagraph 3 of Article 2 of the Juvenile Protection Act and described in subparagraph 4 of Article 7 of that same Act, from among the persons who provide publicly accessible information using telecommunications services rendered by a telecommunications business operator (hereafter referred to as the "providers of information") shall get the relevant content labelled as harmful to juveniles in a labelling method stipulated by Presidential Decree. Article 43 (Obligation of Provider of Visual or Sound Information to Keep in Custody) (1)A content provider stipulated by Presidential Decree that is providing content stipulated as harmful to juveniles under subparagraph 3 of Article 2 of the Juvenile Protection Act and who runs a business that provides media materials described in subparagraph 4 of Article 7 of that same Act in a manner that does not include storing nor recording content in users’ computers, shall keep the relevant information in custody.