Ex-women's judo champ Tanabe heads athletics panel

Ex-women's judo champ Tanabe heads athletics panel

Two-time Olympic women's judo silver medalist Yoko Tanabe (C) speaks in this file photo taken in 2013 as head of an athletics committee established by the All-Japan Judo Federation to tackle problems associated with violence by coaches against women judoka. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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