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The flag for the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) is a symbol of the federation. It represents the popularity of the sport aspect of Taekwondo worldwide, and the authority of the WTF to govern the national sport of Korea.
It features the silhouettes of two athletes facing each other as mirror image, and performing a nearly vertical standing side kick. The silhouettes are superimposed over an image of the globe, with latitude and longitude lines but no continents. The fighters and the globe make up the WTF logo. The logo appears in a light shade of blue on a white field (see related links below).
Around the perimeter of the globe are the words "THE WORLD TAEKWONDO FEDERATION" and the Korean hangeul "태권도" (Taekwondo)
The line of Korean text along the bottom of the flag says:
세계 태권도 연맹
Translation:
"Segye Taekwondo Yeonmaeng"
(World Taekwondo Federation)
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