Park Ji-young, chairman of the Sports Ethics Center, won the Korea Sports Journalists' Association's merit plaque for 'leading K-Sports ethics culture'

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Park Ji-young, chairman of the Sports Ethics Center under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, was awarded a plaque of merit by the Korea Sports Press Association on the 19th for her contribution to securing fairness in sports and protecting human rights for athletes.

The Sports Ethics Center explained, "Chairman Park's consistent efforts to strengthen the institutional foundation for establishing proper sports ethics and to protect the human rights of athletes and promote rights and interests were highly appreciated and awarded."

"During his tenure, Chairman Park worked hard to improve unreasonable practices in the sports field and establish a proper sports ethics culture, and greatly contributed to enhancing the role and status of the sports ethics center," he stressed.

The plaque said, "We have raised the status of the sports ethics center by dedicating ourselves to securing fairness in sports and protecting the human rights of athletes, establishing sports ethics, and contributing to the protection of the rights and interests of athletes."

"I think this plaque is not an evaluation of individuals, but a meaningful encouragement for the dedication of everyone who has worked together to protect fairness and human rights in the sports world," Chairman Park said, "The sports ethics center will continue to listen more to the voices of the field and play a responsible role in creating a K-sports ethics culture environment in which all athletes are respected."

The Korea Sports Press Association said, "Chairman Park Ji-young's leadership and dedication played a meaningful role in spreading the value of ethics and human rights throughout the sports world."

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