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Programme Sunday 6 November 2005
(all programme elements are subject to change)
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| 14.00 |
OPENING CEREMONY
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14.00 |
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Words of welcome
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Michael Andersen
Chairman, Play the Game
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Rescuing sport from itself
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Jens Sejer Andersen
Director, Play the Game
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14.15
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Opening speech
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Brian Mikkelsen
Danish Minister of Culture
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14.30
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Stomp: Clumsy Hans
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Dadunk
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14.45
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Sport: A force for development
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Adolf Ogi
Special Adviser to Kofi Annan on
Sport for Development
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15.15 COFFEE BREAK
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OPENING CEREMONY CONTINUED
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How I Became Part of the BALCO Affair
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Kelli White
former World Champion Sprinter, US
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How to Fix a Soccer Match
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Declan Hill (Canada)
Investigative reporter and researcher at Oxford University, UK
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| 16.50 |
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Stomp Show
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Dadunk
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| 17.05 |
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Risking Your Life for a Sports Story
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Filippos Syrigos and
George Syrigos
Sports editor and sports journalist,
Eleftheryropia, Greece
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17.40 WELCOME RECEPTION AND DINNER
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19.30
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THIRD WORLD MUSCLE DRAIN: SPORTING SUCCESS OR MODERN SLAVE TRADE? (PLENARY SESSION)
Talented teenage athletes and football players from third world countries are channelled in big numbers to professional clubs in Europe through clandestine networks of illegal player's agents. If the young athletes fail to gain a contract, they are often abandoned by both clubs and player's agents and become de facto illegal immigrants without any means of supporting themselves.
Play the Game examines the practice and discusses what can be done to put an end to this modern form of slavery.
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Fighting Slavery With Legal Means |
Jean-Marie Dedecker
Senator, Senate of Belgium
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A Coubertobin Tax Against Muscle Drain |
Wladimir Andreff
Professor, ROSES, France
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Debate
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SPORT ACTIVITY |
A Visit to the World of Street Football |
Vladimir Borkovic
Global network and research director, Streetfootballworld
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