推動足球界的安全保護措施

常見問題

Q: What is Safeguarding in sports?

A: Safeguarding in sports refers to all proactive efforts to prevent concerns about harassment and abuse, and to respond appropriately to them. It aims to create a supportive environment where participants can be physically and psychologically safe and fully enjoy the benefits of sports participation.

Q: Who is collaborating on this Safeguarding project in Japan?

A: S.C.P. Japan is leading the project, collaborating with the Japan Football Association (JFA) and the Japan Professional Football League (J.League). The project also draws on expertise from Professor Katsumi Mori and the Japan Safe Sports Project.

Q: What are the key components of a comprehensive safeguarding system?

A: A comprehensive safeguarding system includes developing policies and codes of conduct, implementing preventive measures like education and screening, establishing early detection mechanisms, and ensuring appropriate response and victim protection centered on human rights.

Q: What resources are being developed as part of this initiative?

A: The initiative is developing e-learning materials and practical guides for learning about safeguarding, including a 'Safeguarding Promotion Guide'.

Q: What is the goal of the "Project to Build a Child Protection (Safeguarding) System in Sports"?

A: The project aims to establish a practical safeguarding framework within Japanese sports settings, drawing upon international best practices and addressing the current gaps in knowledge and implementation in Japan and Asia.