VIDEO : An Olympic first: Sexual Assault Centers Open at Games

GANGNEUNG, South Korea ? At these Winter Olympics, more than 2,900 athletes, 16,000 volunteers and tens of thousands of spectators are calling the PyeongChang region home for the next two weeks. This sudden influx of guests has Jeon Won Hee holed up inside a small office at the Olympic Park here. She's just steps from the action at the hockey and skating venues, but her responsibilities are focused elsewhere: helping to combat sexual assault at these games. "I've been worrying about building a sexual violence counseling center at [the Olympics] because some people might not like it," Jeon, 42, said in Korean through a translator.