Transparency vs reputation: 2024 controversies force anti-doping agency to defend against 'unfair attacks' and call for athlete oversight

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Transparency vs reputation: 2024 controversies force anti-doping agency to defend against 'unfair attacks' and call for athlete oversight
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MONTREAL, Dec 15 — Reflecting on a turbulent year for the World Anti-Doping Agency, marked by controversies over Chinese swimmers and Jannik Sinner, its president in an interview...

Transparency vs reputation: 2024 controversies force anti-doping agency to defend against 'unfair attacks' and call for athlete oversight

The Montreal-headquartered agency had accepted Chinese authorities’ explanation that their 23 athletes had eaten contaminated food at a hotel. Even if tensions have subsided, he admits that relations with the US Anti-Doping Agency remain “quite difficult,” insisting that “one stakeholder cannot impose its vision how the system should work.”

A termination clause was inserted by the International Olympic Committee into the Salt Lake City host contract that could see the Games pulled if Wada’s “supreme authority” is not respected. Wada director general Olivier Niggli said these highlighted conflicting priorities of “protecting an athlete’s reputation and the general public’s need or expectation of transparency. Where do we draw the line?”

“We have many requests for strengthening the consequences for the entourage” and for “real monitoring of these people,” he adds.

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