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The Sports Ethics Center (Chairman Park Ji-young) under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism conducted a public interest legal practice with a student at Seoul National University's law school for two weeks from the 12th to the 23rd.
The Sports Ethics Center explained, "This practice, which was conducted for the first time this year, was designed to enhance understanding of corruption and human rights violations in the sports field for students at Seoul National University's law school, and to provide prospective legal professionals with opportunities to experience public interest practices in the sports field."
Since 2019, Seoul National University Law School has designated public legal practice as a mandatory first-year education subject so that students can experience various public interest fields away from the existing legal practice method.
Under the guidance of lawyer Park Sun-ye, the head of the legal audit office, the Sports Ethics Center practiced ▲ laws and systems related to sports ethics ▲ education related to education ▲ review of sexual harassment and sexual violence prevention guidelines and response manuals for sexual harassment and sexual violence prevention ▲ review of the work manual of the victim support system and enacting related regulations along with seven first-year students of Seoul National University Law School.
In particular, this practice is meaningful in that it will be an opportunity for preliminary legal professionals to experience the legal judgment structure of various unethical acts such as violence, sexual violence, harassment, and match fixing in the sports field.
The Sports Ethics Center said about the practice, "It is a place where you can directly experience legal and institutional specificities related to sports ethics, and we will do our best to contribute to fostering professional talents in the field of sports ethics and expanding legal education in the public interest through cooperation with law schools and related organizations in the future."
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