WADA publishes membership of Standing Committees for 2021
New maternity regulations provide female players with more opportunities
Tribunal finds Zoysa guilty under ICC Anti-Corruption Code
IPC President: Paralympics needed more than ever in 2021
IIHF Council reviews Minsk/Riga report
The Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act has “raised some concerns in anti-doping” - UKAD Chairman, Trevor Pearce
FIFA moves CWC and cancels women’s youth World Cups
Jesse Ronson Accepts Sanction for Violation of UFC Anti-Doping Policy
WADA statement on U.S. Senate’s passing of the Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act
How the insurance industry is adjusting to the demands of the sports sector to be discussed at the LawInSport 6th Annual Conference 2020
UKAD launches Protect Your Sport to boost intelligence reports
Premiership Rugby signs a new partnership with The Famous Grouse
PREMIERSHIP RUGBY can today confirm a landmark three-year deal with The Famous Grouse to become the Official Whisky of Premiership Rugby. Today’s announcement builds on The Famous Grouse’s heritage with the sport of rugby – which stretches back more than 30 years - as the brand looks to continue to drive engagement with fans across the UK.
The Badminton World Federation delegates management of therapeutic use exemptions to the International Testing Agency
Para athlete Sherman Guity suspended for anti-doping rule violation
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has banned Costa Rican Para athlete Sherman Guity for two years after he committed an anti-doping rule violation (ADRV).
Global survey shows ongoing impact of Covid-19 pandemic on women footballers
A new FIFPRO survey shows the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on women’s professional football based on data collected from national player unions in 62 different countries from July through October.
Increase in players' lists, rules in case of positive COVID-19 tests for players
In accordance with the guidelines of the FIFA and CAF health protocols against CoVID-19 and for the resumption of competitions, players testing positive for the virus are not allowed to participate in matches.
Covid-19, another reason to give athletes a seat at the table in anti-doping
A few days ago, the German Sport University in Cologne presented the results of a survey that demonstrated the financial impact that Covid-19 has had on elite German athletes. The research team showed that on average, German Olympic and Paralympic athletes have lost 25% of their regular income since the begin of the pandemic. One can only assume that athletes worldwide are facing similar impacts and the situation is expected to worsen next year.
Racing’s leaders welcome £40 million package of government loans for horseracing
The International Testing Agency (ITA) is set to run independent anti-doping program for the Global Association of Mixed Martial Arts
FIFA lifts suspension of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association
CBS Sports to televise Formula E across USA from Season 7
Athlete Advisory: Key Changes to the World Anti-Doping Code
How best to approach contamination cases in anti-doping to be discussed at LawInSport's 6th Annual Conference
All qualifying matches played thanks to CAF health protocol
Ukraine's UEFA Nations League fixture with Switzerland cannot take place
IOC President and new Japanese Prime Minister Suga "determined" to deliver safe Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges decision in the Shayna Jack matter
Invitation – Call for Evidence and Insight Advancing knowledge on child sexual and emotional abuse in elite sport
NBPA Foundation and U.S. African Development Foundation announce partnership to increase investment and development in Africa
WADA Executive Committee and Foundation Board expand upon Agency’s governance reforms
Organisers make progress in developing Olympic Games fit for a post-corona world
Following a virtual meeting today, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board (EB) acknowledged the continued progress being made towards all forthcoming Olympic Games, as local Organising Committees continue to develop Games fit for a post-corona world.
Varsity Esports Foundation joins ESIC as a New Member
The Varsity Esports Foundation (VEF) has officially become a member of the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC). VEF’s membership with ESIC highlights the Foundation’s commitment to adopting and promoting ESIC’s Integrity Program, ethical standards, and Anti-Corruption mechanisms within their esports operations.
Benfica and Sporting offices raided by Portuguese police in corruption inquiry
Portuguese police have raided the offices of Primeira Liga clubs Benfica, Sporting and Santa Clara as part of a corruption investigation into money laundering linked to player transfers.
IWF announces composition of Independent Disciplinary and Ethics Commission
The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) today announced the independent and highly-qualified members of its Disciplinary and Ethics Commission, marking the latest significant step in the federation’s ongoing process of governance reform.
IPC and The Valuable 500 to partner to drive disability inclusion
FIFA steps up protection of female players and football coaches
World Rugby continues global expansion with new members
IIHF Council announces more cancellations
US Senate passes Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act but WADA expresses concern
The future of sports integrity functions to be discussed at LawInSport's Annual 6th Conference
FIS partners with ITA and UMIT Tyrol to build and implement clean sport education plans
IBIA and BOS strengthen betting integrity cooperation
Statement from USADA CEO Travis T. Tygart on the Senate Passage of the Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act
Decision in the matter Shayna Jack v/ Swimming Australia & Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority
AFC Social Responsibility Committee praises Asian football’s COVID-19 response
Kuala Lumpur: The response by the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Member Associations (MA) and Regional Associations (RA) was celebrated and supported by the AFC’s Social Responsibility Committee at their second meeting of the 2019-2023 cycle, chaired by Zaw Zaw.
FIFPRO survey finds women footballers have been “routinely overlooked” during the Covid-19 pandemic
WADA statement on latest media report about the IWF
CEO Mark Bullingham speaks out following departure of former Chairman Greg Clarke
Greg Clarke stepped down from the role as FA Chairman yesterday afternoon, acknowledging that some of his words in the Select Committee hearing were unacceptable and offensive.
Athlete Groups and Anti-Doping Leaders join forces to call for further reforms of WADA
Athlete representatives from 14 countries join forces with 14 leading National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs) to collectively call on meaningful reform at the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). As individual organisations, we have repeatedly submitted formal proposals for change. Now we speak collectively to elevate our call for more independence, transparency, and accountability at WADA.
Ivo Ferriani elected new AIOWF President
