Negotiating athlete endorsement agreements in India
IOC EB recommends no participation of Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials
World Triathlon Athlete Committee statement regarding quota places for Tokyo 2020 Olympics
The following statement of the World Triathlon’s Athlete Committee has been shared with all the participant National Federations, National Olympic Committees (NOCs) and the IOC Athlete’s Commission. It has been requested by the Committee to make it public on our website.
WADA announces Independent Observer teams for Tokyo Games
Brent Nowicki, Head of the CAS Anti-Doping Division - E92
Tokyo 2021: extending employment contracts for Olympic coaches
Tokyo 2021: qualification issues facing athletes by postponing the Olympic Games
Are the British Olympic Association’s new Rule 40 Guidelines still too restrictive?
What is the disciplinary jurisdiction of a sports federation? A review of Vitaly Mutko v IOC
How to register an Olympic Logo – The story of Tokyo 2020
Navigating Olympic advertising: Rule 40 – a global perspective
The participation of trans athletes in sport – a transformation in approach?
Combating match-fixing in sport - a guide to the Council of Europe’s Convention on the Manipulation of Sports Competitions
A guide to rights protection at major sporting events: part 1 – identify, prioritise and pre-empt risk
A guide to rights protection at major sporting events: part 3 – be ready for surprises and maintain perspective
IOC Executive Board meeting wraps up with positive update on Rio 2016 progress
UK Anti-Doping completes pre-Olympic Games programme
How To Approach ‘ESG Criteria’ When Hosting Major Sports Events
Tokyo 2020: ITA succeeded in fully implementing anti-doping program for Olympic Games despite challenging COVID-19 circumstances
A TOTAL OF 6’200 COLLECTED SAMPLES FROM OVER 5’000 DOPING CONTROLS, MORE THAN ONE THIRD OF THE ATHLETE POPULATION IN TOKYO TESTED AT LEAST ONCE – THESE ARE THE FINAL FIGURES OF ITA’S ANTI-DOPING PROGRAM FOR TOKYO 2020. SIX ANTI-DOPING RULE VIOLATIONS WERE ASSERTED TO THIS MOMENT AS THE OUTCOME OF ITA’S TESTING PROGRAM. THE VAST MAJORITY OF DOPING CONTROLS WERE TARGETED AND FOLLOWED A QUALITY APPROACH BASED ON AN EXTENSIVE RISK ASSESSMENT, PERFORMANCE, AND AVAILABLE INTELLIGENCE. THE LAST PHASE OF ITA’S COMPREHENSIVE ANTI-DOPING PROGRAM FOR TOKYO 2020 IS THE STORAGE AND LATER RE-ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING AND IN THE LEAD-UP TO THE GAMES.
FIBA statement regarding allegations of systemic sexual harassment within the Mali Basketball Federation
FIBA has received since June 10 through the New York Times and Human Rights Watch several allegations about systemic sexual harassment within the Mali Basketball Federation.
IOC Session approves Olympic Agenda 2020+5 as the strategic roadmap to 2025
IOC and FIFA Presidents stress the importance of sport
Meeting at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, IOC President Thomas Bach and FIFA President Gianni Infantino have agreed that sport is more important than ever to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Future of The Olympic Movement Must Include the Ability for Athletes to Collectively Bargain
Rule 40 in the United States: new opportunities for sponsors but with strings attached
Brazil’s telecom regulator investigates the status of internet (OTT) transmissions (Claro S.A. v Fox)
IOC, USOC and NBCUniversal announce Olympic Channel partnership in the United States
Hosting the Olympic Games: Will the IOC’s Agenda 2020 help cut costs and assist smaller nations?
United in anti-doping efforts leading up to Rio 2016
IOC disqualifies athlete for violating anti-doping rules at the Summer Youth Olympic Games
Ambush marketing and the legal issues to consider at the RWC 2015 and Euro 2020
A guide to rights protection at major sporting events: part 2 – educate, monitor and enforce
The importance of securing public access to major sporting events: Poland’s volleyball blackout
Brand protection, trademarks, and the event that shall not be named: Event-specific legislation and the Olympic Games - Part 3 of 3
