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FIVB reimburses corruption crusader for part of legal costs

05 March 2010

Goijman agrees deal with FIVB for partial reimbursement of legal costs incurred in the course of his struggle against corruption in international volleyball




Declan Hill: I told you so

21 November 2009

"I told you so", Declan Hill says in a press statement on the large probe into match-fixing leading to 17 arrests and confiscation of documents, cash and valuables after 50 raids in three European countries.




New book alleges Samaranch KGB link

16 November 2009

A new book by Russian historian Yuri Felshtinsky alleges that former IOC President, Juan Antonio Samaranch, was a member of the Soviet Union’s infamous spy network, the KGB. German journalist Jens Weinreich, an expert in sports...




Senior sport officials give their view on the need for a World Anti-Corruption Agency, Part 4

08 October 2009

Following an open letter to the International Olympic Committee calling for actions against corruption in sport, more senior officials have answered the question whether or not there is a need to establish a...




Sports federations should work more closely together to combat corruption

08 October 2009

Tennis was applauded by IOC President Rogge for its anti-match-fixing efforts




AIPS president, Gianni Merlo, supports Play the Game call for action against corruption in sport

07 October 2009

The International Sports Press Association has joined the call for action sent to the IOC president and members in an open letter during the Olympic Congress in Copenhagen.




Wu: IOC should give moral support, but not interfere

06 October 2009

The president of the world boxing Ching-Kuo Wu has had a hard time getting his federation clean




Senior sport officials give their view on the need for a World Anti-Corruption Agency, Part 3

06 October 2009

More Senior officials from the Olympic world give their view on the need for a World Anti-corruption Agency




Senior sport officials give their view on the need for a World Anti-Corruption Agency, Part 2

05 October 2009

Following an open letter to the Olympic Committee calling for action against corruption in sport, Play the Game has asked several Senior officials in the Olympic world: Is there a need for a World Anti-Corruption Agency (WACA)?




Olympic Congress ends with 66 broad recommendations

05 October 2009

The Olympic movement must focus more on good governance, athletes’ rights, the youth and new media. The final document of the Olympic Congress does not mention more controversial proposals like the idea of a new anti-corruption...


The IOC must exploit the new digital media more actively, says Olympic Congress.


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