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Budapest conference focuses on sport, law and competition

Budapest conference focuses on sport, law and competition

BUDAPEST, October 4, 2011 - Just 300 days before the official opening ceremony of the London Olympic Games it was ideal to discuss the various issues of sport and law in the ambit of an international conference at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Budapest.

Hungary Sports Writers takes up the fight against illegal betting

Hungary Sports Writers takes up the fight against illegal betting

BUDAPEST, October 3, 2011 - Efforts to prevent global mechanism of corruption in sports, mostly in football reached another significant step on September 27,2011 in Hungary.

LONDON SYMPOSIUM: Can doping in sport ever be stopped?

LONDON SYMPOSIUM: Can doping in sport ever be stopped?

LONDON, October 2, 2011 - Double Olympic gold medallist Dr. Edwin Moses, Chairman of the Laureus World Sports Academy and member of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) Board of Directors, will join Laureus Academy Members, Boris Becker and Daley Thompson, top athlete Colin Jackson and well as leading experts in anti-doping science tomorrow for a seminar focused on Science and Ethics and Doping in Sport.

CIFP pays a visit to Innsbruck, host city of the 1st Winter Youth Olympic Games

CIFP pays a visit to Innsbruck, host city of the 1st Winter Youth Olympic Games

CIFP pays a visit to Innsbruck, host city of the 1st Winter Youth Olympic Games Ms. Lilla Adam, Ms. Viktoria Dosa and Mr. Jeno Kamuti went to Innsbruck on 25-26 September 2011, to visit the Congress Centre and meet the Organizing Committee of the 1st Winter Youth Olympic Games.

Hello world! IOC President Rogge interacts with Olympic fans live on Chinese microblog

Hello world! IOC President Rogge interacts with Olympic fans live on Chinese microblog

LAUSANNE,September 25,2011 -Jacques Rogge made International Olympic Committee (IOC) history this week when he became its first President to go live on the Web during an hour-long interview on China's largest microblogging site, Sina Weibo.