LONDON -- Allegations of physical abuse against a famous youth soccer academy in South Korea are not only making international headlines but highlighting changing attitudes toward corporal punishment in the country.
Intolerance of punishment in sports and entertainment grows as more speak out

Children practice at the Son Football Academy in Chuncheon, South Korea. (File photo by Jean Chung)
LONDON -- Allegations of physical abuse against a famous youth soccer academy in South Korea are not only making international headlines but highlighting changing attitudes toward corporal punishment in the country.