The initiative was unprecedented. For the first time at the Games, a “Gender Equality Support Center” was set up in PyeongChang. Its advisors were spread across four different sites, installed throughout the Winter Games, with the mission of collecting any complaints from athletes, volunteers, spectators or other people directly or indirectly involved in the event. . On the eve of the closure, at least 10 cases of sexual harassment were recorded, according to NBC News, citing an official source.
— Published February 25, 2018
