by NHRCK, 78.8% of the respondents experienced violence and 63.8% suffered sexual abuse, including sexual harassment, sexual misconduct and rape (27.9% were a victim of sexual assault by force or rape, not sexual harassment in verbal or visual terms). In this regard, NHRCK recommended in 2007 that the Government should come up with the measures to protect and promote the human rights of student athletes, including harsh sanctions against the violence to student athletes. Furthermore, NHRCK recommended in 2010 that the Government should create the guidelines for protection and promotion of human rights in the field of sports. 2) Questions 41. What measures does the Government plan to undertake to address the problem of violence against student athletes? 4. Children with no nationality 1) Current situation 42. Concerning the nationality of a child, the Republic of Korea acknowledges both paternal and maternal lineage and the principle of personal jurisdiction. Accordingly, the children of illegal migrant workers become stateless and may be denied all kinds of social benefits. The children who were adopted overseas and then were given up by the adopters also might become stateless. Indeed, in recent years, some reports have been made to the children protection agencies on the abuse against the children with no nationality. 2) Questions 43. Does the Government have accurate information on the status of stateless children? And, what measures does the Government plan to undertake to prevent children from becoming stateless? - 11 -