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Under-fire Olympic composer steps down over past bullying
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abcnews.go.comOlympics opening ceremony, resigned on Monday after coming under fire for bullying a classmate during his childhood.“I sincerely accept the opinions and advice I have received, express my gratitude, and will keep them in mind for my future actions and thoughts,” he said on his Twitter and Facebook accounts.“I apologize from the bottom of my heart.”Reports of his past verbal abuse of a child with disabilities surfaced online recently, sparking a backlash on social media and demands for his resignation.The Tokyo Games organizers said on Sunday that he would stay on because he had shown remorse about his past actions.Oyamada, also known as Cornelius, apologized online last week.Some critics had said he should hold a news conference and.
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Olympics-Japan pressed to tackle discrimination, abuse in sport
TOKYO: Japan should use the Olympics as a chance to commit to tackling discrimination over gender identity and sexual orientation in sport and prevent physical abuse of youth athletes, activists said on Monday, just days before the start of the Tokyo Games.Though known for its strong civil society and democracy, Japan had serious rights issues to address, Human Rights Watch said, adding that the Olympics charter bans discrimination of any kind.The group last week released its "reporter's guide" to the Olympics, addressing Japan's human rights record and the Tokyo Games and a failure by lawmakers to pass lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) anti-discrimination law in the lead-up to the Olympics, which run from July 23-Aug.
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