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Following her gold medal win in women’s singles at the Paris Olympics, world No. 1 An Se-young exposed the unfair practices of the Korean Badminton Association and the mistreatment she experienced as a national team member, sparking a major controversy. According to South Korean media reports, An Se-young will not attend the second meeting of the Truth Investigation Committee. However, she had a private meeting with Vice Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Jang Mi-ran yesterday.
The Korean Badminton Association held the first phase of the Truth Investigation Committee meeting on the 16th, where discussions focused on internal issues such as injury management, training methods, and traditional practices within the national team. The meeting lasted for 1 hour and 15 minutes. The committee stated that a second meeting would be arranged for a private discussion with An Se-young.
The committee is considering scheduling the second meeting either today or on the 22nd, but An Se-young is unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts. Coordination of the date and time is ongoing. It has been confirmed that An Se-young met privately with Vice Minister Jang Mi-ran on the 19th.
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