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Protests and the Games
In a series of articles, Play the Game zooms in on the protest campaigns that have characterised Olympic bidding during the past ten years.
Latest article in the series:
Olympc activism: Factors and frontiers
By Jules Boykoff (19 December 2018)
Although anti-Olympics activists face an uphill struggle against Olympic intransigence, Jules Boykoff points to areas that could help convert the many moments of anti-Games activism into a full-throttle movement. This is the sixth article in a series looking into protests and the Games. Read more
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WADA retrieves Moscow lab data
18.01.2019 /WADA has announced that the data, that its expert group went to Russia to obtain, has been retrieved. The data from the Moscow lab will now be brought to WADA’s HQ for authentication. > -
FIFA fails to live up to own human rights standards, critics say
16.01.2019 /The Hakeem Al-Araibi case puts FIFA and the AFC in a bad light, say critics questioning their efforts in advocating the release of the detained footballer. > -
Japanese Olympic president indicted in France for corruption
11.01.2019 /Tsunekazu Takeda, president of the Japan Olympic Committee and chair of the IOC marketing commission is being investigated for ‘active corruption’, media reports. > -
Mapping of FA governance shows more differences than similarities
11.01.2019 /A report comparing governance structures of national football federations across 20 countries, shows large differences and a general lack of female representation in the ExCos. > -
Programme Committee and delegate fees ready for Play the Game 2019
20.12.2018 /20 American and international experts have joined the Programme Committee for Play the Game 2019. They will prepare the Call for Papers to be launched in early February. > -
Ministers adopt new recommendation to improve good governance in sport
17.12.2018 /European governments are urged to take action to improve sports governance in their home countries. >