18 June 2015: President of the Turkish Olympic Committee and WADA Executive Committee and Foundation Board member, Professor Dr. Ugur Erdener, has today praised the success of the recent partnership between Anti-Doping Norway (ADN) and the Turkish Anti-Doping Commission (TADC) in a pledge to stamp out drugs in Turkish sport.
Weightlifter Andrew Riddiford has received a four year suspension after testing positive for a steroid. He is the first athlete UKAD suspends for four years.
WADA announced that, following a circular vote of its Foundation Board members, the Board has removed six signatories from the 2015 World Anti-Doping Code’s non-compliant list.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) published the Anti-Doping Rule Violation Statistics for 2013.
Albanian boxer Rexhildo Zeneli faces adversity after testing positive for Furosemide, a diuretic pill.
According to the UK newspaper Daily Mail, the English long distance runner Mo Farah missed two out-of-competition tests prior to the Olympic Games in 2012. A third could have cost him Olympic medals.
One of the biggest changes for the The World Anti-Doping Code («Code») starting from 2015, was was the introduction of a new article – 2.10 - «Prohibited Association».
The International Cycling Union (UCI) and World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has decided to drop their appeal against cyclist Roman Kreuziger.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has decided to appeal the AFL Anti-Doping Appeals Tribunal decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
BBC reporter Mike Daly shows in the BBC Panorama documentary that the anti-doping system is not waterproof. He also shows the difficulty of an athlete to report that the system he or she is in, is against the rules of sport.