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Chui Ling Goh (Ling)
Chui Ling Goh (Ling) is doctoral researcher with Melbourne Law School, specialising in sports law and governance. Ling is a published author in journals such as International Sports Law Journal, and International Sports Law Review. She also co-authored sports policy work with Professional Football Association and Singapore Athletic Association. Ling has professionally advised national sporting organisations and companies on their legal and policy issues, such as governance and employment. She presently sits on the board of Singapore’s only sports charity, Chiam See Tong Sports Fund, and Singapore Cycling Federation’s Athlete Appeals Committee.
Ling graduated with a L.L.B. (Hons) from National University of Singapore in 2016, L.L.M. in University of Melbourne in 2020, with special focus on sports law and policy.
Apart from her professional endeavours, Ling is Singapore’s top national middle distance runner, and has represented Singapore in numerous major games, such as Asian Games, Asian Athletics Championship, and South-East Asian Games.
Promoting safe sports in Singapore: education, due diligence and disciplinary processes
Published Friday, 19 June 2020.
Singapore: the opportunities & challenges facing an emerging sports law jurisdiction
Published Thursday, 28 May 2020.
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