Sport and employment law – the year in review 2019/20
Political protest in football – is it time for a (legal) debate? Analysing FIFA’s regulations and recent actions in the Bundesliga
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 is the most watched ICC women’s T20 event in history
Figures released by the International Cricket Council reveal that the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 was one of the most-watched women’s sporting events in history.
FIBA Executive Committee condemns all forms of racism in open letter from President
MIES (Switzerland) - FIBA's Executive Committee convened by video conference today for their third ordinary meeting of the 2019-2023 cycle. FIBA President Hamane Niang commenced the meeting with an open letter addressing racism, calling on the global basketball community to be part of the change in society.
Win-win: a progressive approach to maternity & paternity rights for professional athletes
Australian football proudly celebrates inclusivity, equality and diversity with the Pararoos
- First Pararoos match on home soil for more than 19 years supported through FIFA Forward programme
- Almost 1200 fans in attendance, a record for a CP football match outside a Paralympic Games
- Football Federation Australia (FFA) received FIFA Forward 2.0 funding which will also assist Australia's preparations for International Federation of Cerebral Palsy Football (IFCPF) Nations Championships this year
Gender equality in football - how we negotiated equal rights for the Matildas & Socceroos
Takuya Yamazaki - Inclusion at Tokyo 2020, football development in Asia & mentoring lawyers #81
The global development of women’s football – a review of the strategies being implemented by FIFA, UEFA and in Italy
Gender equality in football - how much does FIFA “value” the women’s game?
Sports Law News Recap – April - June 2018
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 12: Stadiums and venues
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 10 - Intellectual property and broadcasting
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 8 - International and Olympic sports
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 6 - Individual Sports
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 3- Leagues (non-labor matters)
How cricket is tackling racism: A review of the ICC’s Anti-Racism Policy and Conciliation Process
A guide to the World Players Association’s Universal Declaration of Player Rights
Campaigning for equality and recognition of human rights in sport - Episode 57
Should there be a minimum target for minority groups to be represented on sport boards?
A short analysis of FIBA's decision to permit the use of headgear
How a change in approach could help tackle racism in football – The Jonjo Shelvey case
The continuing efforts to tackle homophobia in sports
Gutierrez v Newcastle Utd disability discrimination case: the wider implications for sport
Top 50 football law articles you should read this season
Sport, equality & discrimination – the year in review 2019/20
Safeguarding children from racism and creating an anti-racist culture in sports organisations
ICC Interviews Inside Out talks about how cricket can deal with racism and help drive greater equality within the sport
The latest edition of the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) online series Interviews Inside Out released today, takes a look at the diversity of the game, challenges players face and what the cricket family can do to commit fully to anti-racism.
Female member of IOC Commissions reaches an all-time high of 47.7 per cent – two new female chairs
The international olympic committee (ioc) announced today the composition of its commissions for 2020. The composition has once again shown a year-on-year progression towards gender equality, with 47.7 per cent of positions across the 30 commissions now held by women, coming from 45.4 per cent in 2019.
Statement: Moussa Marega and racism in professional football
The racist abuse towards FC Porto player Moussa Marega highlights once again the failure to protect professional footballers from discrimination and racial vilification.
As NFL diversity suffers has the Rooney Rule run its course?
A short review of the Italian Association of Sport Attorneys' 'Sport and Women' conference in Rome
Sport and equality - the year in review 2018/19
Judicial review in South Africa – how local courts approach sports disciplinary decisions
A comprehensive guide for sports bodies on tackling discrimination
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 13: Sports betting and daily fantasy sports
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 11: Personal injury, health and safety
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 9 - Gender equality and civil rights
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 7 - College, high school and youth sports
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Parts 4&5. Contracts and tort
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Parts 1&2: agents & agent regulation; and leagues (labor matters)
The admission of transgender athletes to competition: The case of Hannah Mouncey
Will The FA score with its adoption of the Rooney Rule?
Building Momentum: The evolution of women’s wages In Australian Professional Team Sports
Sexism in football & the independence of disciplinary panels: Issues from the David Moyes case
CAAWS and CCES mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia
Bullying and discrimination in elite sport: lessons for sports bodies from the Shane Sutton case
A year in review: US sports law - Title IX, Gender Equality & Civil Rights (Part 4)
When sports banter crosses the line – Joe Marler and “heat of the moment” comments
MBL’s Sports Law Conference 2014 – an update from the conference
Sports Law Networking Evening - Glasgow