인권지향적 스포츠맨십의 정초: 세계인권선언의 적용

Abstract

This study aims to establish a more advanced sportsmanship in modern society. To this end, we combine the human rights context of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which is the most basic agreement on human rights, with existing sportsmanship. While sportsmanship has been aimed at the definition of sports people and individuals to play 'right' sports, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights itself is an international standard for human rights as well as human rights. However, a more careful approach is required because the meaning and interpretation of each word constituting these concepts is not deterministic and has a consistent meaning. First, this study aims at general understanding of human rights. Second, we consider reviewing the interpretation points of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. And third, we seek understanding from the viewpoint of the maximization of freedom and equality of how human rights can be understood in sports field. And to invite the contents to the value system of sportsmanship, fourth, we examine how sportsmanship is traditionally constructed. At the same time, Fifth, human rights-oriented sportsmanship centering around the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is newly defined. This is to confirm the belief that sports is accessible to all, a sports culture that is not discriminated against, itself. It also declares that sport is included at the most basic point of human rights that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights seeks to promote.