IOC marks Safe Sport Day with two new athlete safeguarding courses
A Summary Of CAS Decisions At The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games
Can the Tokyo Games still be cancelled? Yes, but the legal and financial fallout would be staggering
Full-scale boycott pushed for 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing
Tokyo Olympics Playbook falls behind world class Covid-19 protective measures
Athlete activism demands systemic change - not just words and applause
INTERPOL Integrity in Sport Bi-Weekly Bulletin - 14th October 2019 - 4th November 2019
Safe sport series - The international responses to athlete abuse in sport
Sport’s human rights requirements: an opportunity and challenge for sports lawyers as well as sports governing bodies
Declaration of the Olympic Summit
Match-Fixing Update: IOC allocate $10mn to fight illegal betting and India's CBI establish Sports Integrity Unit
Going Green? A First Look At The German Football League’s New Sustainability Criteria
Letter to Olympic President re Beijing 2022 Human Rights Abuses
Officially Licensed Olympic NFT Pins Announced
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and nWay, a subsidiary of Animoca Brands, today announced the upcoming launch of a new Olympic-themed digital entertainment experience consisting of non-fungible token (NFT) Olympic pins and cross-play multiplayer video games developed by nWay as part of a new licensing agreement with the IOC.
An Overview Of The IOC’s Anti-Doping Rules For The Tokyo Olympics
Sport and intellectual property – the year in review 2019/20
Sport and commercial law – the year in review 2019/20
Governmental interference in global sport - Why Kuwait is still in the Olympic wilderness
Safe sport series - Athlete abuse in the public sphere
A guide to the World Players Association’s Universal Declaration of Player Rights
IOC President meets with INTERPOL Secretary General to discuss joint action plan to protect clean athletes
Investment in Sport