Nassar sentencing judge warns gymnastics authorities still fail athletes
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The judge who jailed Larry Nassar warns gymnastics authorities still fail to protect athletes adequately.
Ten years after the exposure of serial abuser Larry Nassar, the judge who imprisoned him has warned that the sport still prioritises medals over safety. Gathered at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, survivors and advocates are demanding urgent reforms to protect athletes.
- The backgroundLarry Nassar received a prison sentence of up to 175 years after abusing more than 250 women and girls.
- The venueSurvivors and supporters assembled at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam to highlight ongoing safety failures.
- The demandAdvocates insist that human rights and athlete welfare must take precedence over competitive success.
Why it matters
The abuse scandal involving the former national team doctor exposed systemic institutional failures within sports governance. Decades of ignored warnings allowed the abuse to continue unchecked, sparking global demands for accountability and better safeguarding across competitive sports.
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Ten years after Larry Nassar's crimes were exposed, the judge who sentenced him insists that the gymnastics community has failed to implement meaningful safety reforms.
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- The Guardian‘Money and medals over safety’: Nassar judge warns gymnasts are still being failed2h ago · open ↗
- CNAGymnastics-Nassar judge says gymnastics still failing athletes despite reforms8h ago · open ↗
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