Independent tribunal clears Gunawardene

U.S. Track & Field Athlete Zach Gehm Accepts Additional Sanction for Violating Period of Ineligibility

WADA welcomes decision of Swiss court on Alex Schwazer case

WADA statement on the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy report to Congress

Christian Coleman v World Athletics: CAS confirms the ADRV (3 whereabouts failures within 12 months) but reduces the period of ineligibility imposed on Christian Coleman to 18 months

UKAD launches four-year 2021 Strategic Plan with a focus on insight and innovation

Oddin joins ESIC as Anti-Corruption Supporter

EFL Statement: Premier League broadcast extension

UEFA approves reintegration measures for nine clubs involved in the so-called 'Super League'

Adjudicatory chamber of the independent Ethics Committee sanctions Ms Nella Joseph

FIFA Fund for Football Players: Over 1,000 applications approved

Is esports a curse or a blessing for football clubs?

Human rights breaches in Belarus

IOC Athletes’ Commission’s recommendations on Rule 50 and Athlete Expression at the Olympic Games fully endorsed by the IOC Executive Board

EFL statement: Derby County

British racing’s leading organisations commit to improving diversity and inclusion

British racing’s leading organisations have come together to improve diversity and inclusion across the sport under a unified “Industry Commitment” to ensure racing truly is a sport for everyone and to help the sport grow and thrive in the future.

British racing is proud to be one of few sports where all genders compete on equal terms. The Industry Commitment aims to formalise the sport’s approach to diversity and inclusion and builds on the extensive existing activity already taking place, including community engagement, education activity and charitable work. Much of this is highlighted and celebrated through the Racing Together platform which has showcased over 80 initiatives across the sport enabling the broadest range of people to participate, progress and achieve in horseracing.

Rugby League athlete receives sanction

Response to 'Cricket's Match Fixers' broadcast by Al Jazeera on 27 May 2018

USOPC AAC and USADA Joint Statement and Summary of Recommendations: ONDCP Report on WADA Governance Reform

CAS decisions in a number of matters involving Russian athletes

AFC Media Release 53/2021: Latest update on Asian Qualifiers

First Global Study of Elite Athletes’ Experiences as Children Documents Systemic Abuse, Shows Urgent Need for Reform

BGC and IBIA sign cooperation agreement on betting and integrity

USOPC AAC and USADA Joint Statement and Summary of Recommendations: ONDCP Report on WADA Governance Reform

The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee Athletes’ Advisory Council (USOPC AAC) and the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) welcome the latest reportreleased by the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) today into the state of the World Anti-Doping Agency’s (WADA) Governance Reform efforts. ONDCP issued the report as requested by the United States Congress as a condition of continued U.S. funding of WADA.

FIFA global report: Give every talent a chance

FIFA Disciplinary Committee sanctions Paris FC and Angers SCO for bridge transfer

FIFA Disciplinary Committee sanctions Kenyan club Zoo FC for involvement in match manipulation

Welsh Rugby Union player Ellis Richards banned for four years

Revamp to UEFA Women's Champions League financial distribution model

NHL reaches 7-year deal with Turner Sports, ending NBC run

Joint statement by the IOC, IPC, Tokyo 2020, Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Government of Japan

Roman Khassanov banned for 10 years

Australian Human Rights Commission publishes Gymnastics Australia review

Chelsea to introduce supporter presence at club board meetings

FIBA conditionally lifts suspension of Mexican Basketball Federation

World Athletics v Omar Craddock

WADA welcomes significant additional investment from the Government of Canada

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is grateful to the Government of Canada for its additional contribution of USD 748,390 (CAD 936,108) to WADA, which will be dedicated primarily to the Agency’s scientific research and intelligence and investigations (I&I) activities. In addition, around USD 55,000 of the contribution has been earmarked for education.