South Korea's ruling party and government officials have vowed to pass bills aimed at eradicating violence..., including sexual assault in the nation's sporting circles, during next month's extraordinary session.<br />At Thursday's meeting,... the lawmakers and government officials discussed ways to tackle violence in sports,.... which is under the spotlight after female athletes spoke out about being sexually assaulted.<br />They said, it needs to be mandatory for coaches to receive violence prevention education.... and to permanently revoke a coach's license if they are found guilty of assault.<br />They also agreed to extend the period of time a person can come forward with a criminal allegations about a sexual assault.... to five years since the incident was revealed.... and 20 years since it occurred.<br />The government will also establish a consultative body to change the "win at all cost" culture in the country's sports system... and to prevent such abuse from happening again. <br />
