Key NHRCK Activities Section 6. ‌Activities to Promote Human Rights and Improve Conditions in Sports A. Overview 1) Background In January 2019, the seriousness of violence and sexual violence in sports was revealed through an incident in ice sport, stirring a public debate for more fundamental and comprehensive solutions, and not perfunctory changes or temporary remedies. In February 2019, the Commission and Tourism, Ministry of Gender Equality & Family, and other key related ministries. Part 2 launched a special task force comprising the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Culture, Sports, Between 2019 and 2020, the special task force surveyed all students at every level of school to understand human rights conditions in sports, made policy recommendations based on the findings, and helped victims find remedies through petitions or ex officio investigations. In its policy recommendations to the President, the relevant ministries within the central government, and sports associations at various levels, the Commission raised the need for fundamental changes instead of piecemeal solutions. To ensure that it develops enough organic competence in dealing with this issue, the Commission extended the mission of the task force to February 2022. 2) Purpose The purpose is to enable more accurate surveys and diagnosis of violence and sexual violence in sports, find fundamental and comprehensive solutions to the problem, ensure effective implementation of proposed solutions, and take appropriate remedial actions based on quick investigations of reports received. 61 Key NHRCK Activities and certain sports associations, had a survey into key areas, monitored sports competitions