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IOC yet to answer ‘how’ on Tokyo Olympics: World Players Association
Comprehensive COVID-19 protections – not rudimentary statements – are essential if a safe and successful Olympiad is to be possible
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World Players marks historic year of athlete activism with constitutional commitment to human rights
The players association movement is the gateway to the fulfilment of human rights in and through sport
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The crisis in care: New report underlines urgent need for responsible investor action in nursing homes
- Investors bear responsibility to tackle deep-seated challenges that jeopardize the lives of nursing home residents and workers
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World Players welcomes expert findings that IOC must embed athlete, human and labour rights within Olympic Movement
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16 Rights Groups Raise Bahrain Human Rights Concerns with Formula One
Rights watchdogs tell F1 leaders to use their leverage to compensate victims of abuse & ensure right to protest ahead of two Grand Prix races in Bahrain
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UNI Global Union: "This is a moment for Carrefour take proactive steps to address racism."
The following statement on the murder of Joao Alberto Silveira in Brazil can be attributed to Christy Hoffman, General Secretary of UNI Global Union:
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COVID-19: Time for Sport to ‘Build Back Better’
World Players Association sets guiding principles to support the recovery and rebuilding of the global sport industry
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IOC must join with Belarusian athletes to ensure human rights and sport are protected
Photo: Belarusian basketball player, Yelena Leuchanka, has been been stentenced to 15 days in detention after protesting against the government (Credit: Yelena Leuchanka)
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World Players responds to WADA’s new rules for substances of abuse: urgent action required
For too long the World Anti-Doping Code (WADA Code) has miscategorized substances of abuse as performance enhancing drugs.
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Navid Afkari: How sport must respond
The horrific execution of an athlete cannot be without consequence or justice