FIFPro proposes changes to the Whereabouts system of WADA. FIFPro is of the opinion that the system is an example of inequality under the regulations; there are many different interpretations in the various countries.

FIFPro welcomes the World Anti Doping Agency decision to drop its appeal at the Court of Arbitration against five Mexican footballers who all tested positive for clenbuterol at this year’s CONCACAF Gold Cup Tournament.

To the entire satisfaction of FIFPro, CAS decided to wipe out the so-called Osaka Rule of the IOC. Athletes can no longer be barred from Olympics participation, for reasons of already-served suspensions regarding doping.

Sporters have far more rights if they appear in a civil court than at a sport tribunal such as the CAS. This is the opinion of doping experts Lucien Valloni and Alessandro Celli. They argue for changes in the judicial system of the CAS and for the introdu

FIFPro secretary general Theo van Seggelen secretary gave a lengthy interview with press agency Reuters. He talked about problems concerning Eastern Europe, match fixing and doping.