A pathway to better regulation

By Fred Lord, Director Anti-Corruption & Transparency Operations at the ICSS “By far the biggest threat to sport remains the failure to effectively regulate sport betting. It is essential to legalise, regulate and enforce.” said Fred Lord, ICSS Director of Anti-Corruption and Transparency Operations (Sport Integrity) at The Future of Football International Congress in Lisbon,...
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Sport Integrity Hotline now operational

Corruption and misconduct on and off the field hurts sport and hurts athletes and players. The Sport Integrity Unit (SIU) of the ICSS has set up a confidential SPORT INTEGRITY HOTLINE for athletes, officials and the public to be able to report allegations of misconduct or abuse in sport. Staffed by an independent third party...
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ICSS Statement on Reuters Article

Following a story published by Reuters on 27 April 2017, the International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS) has made the following statement: “In order to strengthen our work in the field of sport safety, security and integrity, in 2016, the ICSS undertook a comprehensive review of its organisational structure and portfolio of services. “Like most...
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Sport’s dilemma when it comes to commercialisation and integrity

Media ReleasesEarlier this month, I travelled to London to take part in the Leaders in Sport and the ASPIRE4SPORT summits. The events gathered some of the finest minds from all corners of the sports industry. High-profile names talked on-stage about emerging trends and challenges the industry is facing. Numerous keynotes and panels discussed how digital...
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