Summary
A European Parliament resolution advocating for an integrated approach to sport policy, focusing on integrity, good governance, and social accessibility. 10 02.02.2017
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Key points
- Fighting corruption in sports requires close cooperation between public authorities, law enforcement, and the sports industry across borders.
- Sports organizations must adopt transparent management practices, including making financial records and executive compensation public.
- A zero-tolerance policy is necessary to combat doping and match-fixing to protect the integrity of competition.
- Sport should be used as a tool for social inclusion, helping to integrate refugees, migrants, and other disadvantaged groups.
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