Here We Go Again – How To Address Pitch Invasions In English Football?
Sport, Safety And Participation – The Year In Review 2020/21
The safe return of spectators to elite sport - a health & safety perspective
FIFA, WHO and football stakeholders draft medical considerations and risk assessment tool
FIFA is sharing a football risk assessment tool with its 211 member associations, the six continental confederations and other stakeholders in order to facilitate the planning of the resumption of football activities by competition and match organisers, as soon as health authorities and governments consider it safe. It has been developed in conjunction with the World Health Organization (WHO), UEFA, the European Club Association (ECA), FIFPRO, the World Leagues Forum and European Leagues, includes a list of mitigation measures that aim to reduce the overall risk of mass gatherings contributing to the spread of COVID-19, as well as indications for individual and group training by football teams.
Sport, safety and participation – the year in review 2019/20
Faces in the crowd: legal considerations for use of facial recognition technology at sports arenas
Knocked down, but not out - A review of the ICC’s new concussion replacement regulations
The role and extent of criminal sanctions in sport
An overview of the regulations on pitch invasions in Spanish football
Current developments in the Chinese sports law market 2018/19
World Rugby Medical Commission Conference to tackle injury prevention
Football can't ignore mental health issues
Liability for spectator safety in sport from on-field incidents in the USA and England & Wales
Changes made to strengthen Code for Sports Governance
Sport England and UK Sport have announced changes to the Code for Sports Governance which aims to increase diversity on Boards and senior leadership teams.
FIA have launched investigation into Grosjean crash, confirms Race Director Michael Masi
Can sports clubs compel players to return to play and waive health and safety liability?
FIFA Guardians and why international federations should play a greater role in safeguarding sport
COVID 19: safety precautions & legal duties for Indian sports academies to consider when reopening
Decision of CAF Disciplinary Board – 4 February 2020
Following incidents related to the Total CAF Champions League 2019/20 Match Day 6 between Al Hilal (Sudan) and Al Ahly (Egypt) played on Saturday,1 February 2020, in Omdurman, the CAF Disciplinary Committee met on Tuesday, 4 February 2020, and has decided as follows;
An update on Antonio Brown’s helmet dispute with the NFL
An overview of the regulatory and legislative framework for sports ground & stadia safety in the UK
Sport, safety and participation – the year in review 2018/19
Overarching safeguarding policy for British racing to ensure high standards of protection for young people and adults at risk
World Rugby to collaborate with global sporting family at leading concussion conference
Leading Canadian health organizations produce a guide to help sport and school organizations implement concussion management protocols
How new safety car protocols could make Formula 1® safer
Mediating Football Disputes: The New FIFA Mediation Guidelines