The Title IX Law became an official law in 1972 which aimed to ban sexual discrimination in education, especially in sports. This law especially helped improve the women’s soccer team in the US encouraging more young women athletes to play. 

Player’s rights: in the often-short-lived career of a professional football player, the human rights of players may be at risk, particularly in connection with their employment and transfer. This includes issues such as timely payment of salaries, doping, and match manipulation. Moreover, the strong desire to become a professional footballer and the lure of financial benefits can create fertile ground for adverse human rights impacts, about trafficking and other issues relating to minors. FIFA is committed to helping protect the rights of football players and will continually evaluate existing regulations and processes and, if necessary, consider additional measures to address the respective risks. 

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Given the nature of its operations, FIFA’s involvement with adverse human rights impacts is most likely to occur through its relationships with other entities. FIFA’s salient human rights risks include, for example:

The reason why this visit was important was that not only fans were able to see world-class stars but also the fact that two Europe League players played their friendly matches here in Korea was to be noticed. I also visited the Tottenham Hotspur vs. K-League game, and the stadium was crowded with thousands of people. I quite enjoyed the game since there were so many goals scored and the results were unexpected. 

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