The purpose of this study was to examine human rights policy in sports and provide future task for human rights improvement in South Korea. First, the human rights concept in sports was analyzed based on the rights to be educated, sexual harassment, and physical and emotional violence. In addition, an extension of human rights concept was discussed(Chapter Ⅱ). Second, human rights policy in sports was analyzed based on ‘the first period regarding human rights in sports policy(2006-2010)’, ‘the transition period regarding human rights in sports policy(2011-2018)’, and ‘the second period regarding human rights in sports policy (2019-current)’(Chapter Ⅲ). Third, the reason for human rights violation in sports was analyzed based on ‘sports power’ paradigm. Specifically, ‘result-centered evaluation’, ‘hierarchical culture: a silent cartel’, ‘unscientific over-training’, ‘vulnerable offender penalize system’, and ‘vulnerable victim protection system’ was discussed(Chapter Ⅳ). Fourth, future task was analyzed based on ‘sports for all’ paradigm. Specifically, human rights in sports ‘the improvement for law and system’ and ‘the improvement of awareness for human rights in sports’ was discussed(Chapter Ⅳ).