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Joint work to find the best organization of Swedish Anti-Doping
December, 14, 2019
The work on analysis of the World Anti-Doping Code and the organization of Swedish Anti-Doping is intensified. Collaboration with the government, the Swedish Olympic Committee, SOK, representatives from special sports federations and former active elite athletes, will be initiated in 2020 to lead decisions on how work against doping is organized for the best effect and at the same time ensure that the world antidoping code is followed.
Read moreFIS to follow WADA decision
December, 10, 2019
FIS acknowledges today’s decision by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Executive Committee declaring RUSADA's non-compliance and will review the sanctions in view of taking the defined steps in line with the obligations of FIS as a signatory of the World Anti-Doping Code. As emphasised by the Olympic Summit the sanctions should follow the rules of natural justice and respect human rights.
Read moreUKAD: The only possible outcome
December, 09, 2019
UKAD Chief Executive, Nicole Sapstead said: “We welcome today’s decision to declare RUSADA non-compliant, and the decisive action by WADA’s Executive Committee (ExCo) to impose four-year sanctions on Russian athletes and support personnel.
Read moreNADA GERMANY DEMANDS ACCEPTANCE AND UNINTERRUPTED IMPLEMENTATION OF THE WADA DECISION
December, 09, 2019
"We would like to thank WADA's independent Compliance Review Committee (CRC) and the WADA Intelligence & Investigations Team for resolute work and preparation for today's decision," said Dr. Andrea Gotzmann, CEO of the National Anti Doping Agency of Germany.
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Facts: The World Conference on Doping in Sport
December, 13, 2018
This article gives some facts on the World Conference on Doping in Sport.
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Facts: Anti-Doping facts on Olympic Winter Games
December, 13, 2018
Below are information regarding anti-doping work in relation to Olympic Winter Games.
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Facts: Prohibited Prohibited Association
June, 09, 2015
The following rule was added to the World Anti-Doping Code which came into force in 2015:
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