Key NHRCK Activities The Special Task Force for Human Rights in Sports launched in 2019 continued its second year of operation in 2020, facilitating individual remedies on petitions filed and promoting human rights in sports through ex officio investigations. It also planned for in-depth on-site inspections and monitoring of sporting events, and engaged in promotional activities on human rights in sports. The tragic death of athlete Choi Sook-hyun in June revealed enduring violence and sexual violence in sports, and blind spots of protection by the state and sports associations, again raising the alarm that structural reform is urgently needed. It was shown that human rights issues in sports require a fundamental approach for the entire sports community, rather than a topical solution, and that it is an area where continuous efforts are needed to change perceptions both in and outside of sports. Ultimately, not only the state but also all stakeholders must have a higher level of human solutions are seriously and continuously put to practice on the ground. Part 2 rights awareness, and they should understand that this problem can be resolved when various Key NHRCK Activities 73

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