The Ministry of Education is revoking the coaching license of a former
National Taiwan Normal University women's soccer team coach, following public
outcry over a research project in which student athletes were allegedly
bullied into giving blood samples.

The announcement to revoke Chou Tai-ying's coaching license came after
legislators accompanied a group of affected students to the MOE to discuss
the situation.

After the meeting, Deputy Education Minister Chang Liao Wan-chien said that a
seven-point consensus had been reached.

Agreed-upon actions included the revocation of Chou's license, the creation
of a dedicated complaints mechanism, and the formation of an
inter-ministerial investigation task force.

Chang Liao said the MOE would review the penalties imposed on NTNU and the
researchers involved for violations of research ethics, and the ministry will
investigate NTNU's administrative failings, with the university president's
role to be evaluated by the MOE.