European Leagues, FIFPRO and LALIGA take legal action against FIFA due to “overloaded” international fixture calendar

The European Leagues, which represents the Premier League, FIFPRO and LALIGA have taken legal action against FIFA through the European Commission due to an alleged “abuse of dominance”

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First ever all-transgender football team kick-off their debut in Spain

A football team named Fenix FC which is comprised solely of transgender men debuted in a regional league in Spain

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Wimbledon eliminates line judges after 147 years in favour of Hawk-Eye Live

Hawk-Eye Live, also known as electronic line calling (ELC), will be used instead of officials at Wimbledon, starting in 2025

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British Gymnastics introduces new policy to further protect welfare of gymnasts

British Gymnastics is introducing a new safe sport policy for flexibility training

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Canadian figure skater suspended for a minimum of six years following rape allegation

Canadian Olympic figure skater, Nikolaj Sørensen, has been suspended by Canada’s Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner as he is currently under investigation for an alleged sexual assault on an American coach and previous skater in 2012

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Cycling New Zealand required to pay a fee after taking discriminatory position towards athlete with eating disorder

Cycling NZ has been ordered to pay athlete Sammie Maxwell 15,000 NZD (€8,600) after a sports tribunal found "serious breaches of natural justice" in the process of her Olympic selection

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France is looking into broadening AI surveillance efforts beyond Paris in 2024

France is considering expanding AI surveillance beyond the Olympic Games, while human rights lawyers highlight the challenges posed by the unchecked growth of AI, which has become more apparent following the Paris 2024 Olympics

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Sport Resolutions’ Contributions to the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games

In the lead-up to the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Sport Resolutions played a key role in ensuring fairness and integrity through athlete selection cases and operated an ad hoc independent tribunal for tennis events, supporting athletes and personnel throughout the Games

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Prosecutors demand €1.9 million fine for Dentsu Group over Tokyo Olympics did-rigging

Public prosecutors have demanded that the advertising agency Dentsu Group be fined €1.9 million for violating antimonopoly laws by rigging bids related to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics, held in 2021

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