DOPING SCANDAL IN RUSSIAN SPORTS - TASS

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CAS to hold hearings on WADA-RUSADA dispute on second week of July

Russian Anti-Doping Agency holds almost 1,600 doping inspections in 2020 as yet

Russian Olympic Champ Ustyugov submits appeal with CAS against his suspension

Russian WBA Champ Besputin’s doping test Sample B to be opened in Paris this month

Russian biathlete Vilukhina describes doping accusations as slander

The Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne started hearings on Monday into an appeal filed over two years ago by Russian biathletes against their lifetime suspensions from the sport imposed by the IOC

CAS requests explanations from IOC on forged signatures in case of Russian biathletes

The athletes, who officially retired from the sport in November 2017, were disqualified for life by the IOC, which also ruled to cancel all their results at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi

Up to 180 Russian Paralympians already qualified for 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo

The 2020 Summer Paralympic Games will run between August 25 and September 6

Russia’s Ustyugov says turned to Austrian court to make IBU ‘stop its hunt on him’

The IBU reopened a probe against Ustyugov last week citing irregularities in his Athlete Biological Passport

Russian biathlete Ustyugov says never met whistleblower Rodchenkov personally

Rodchenkov told Western media in the spring of 2016 that Russian athletes largely used performance enhancing drugs at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi with the approval of the national sports authorities

Russian Paralympic Committee hopes to see about 300 national Paralympians at 2020 Games

The 2020 Summer Paralympics will run on August 25-September 6

WADA calls for public hearing of RUSADA case at CAS

On December 9, 2019, the WADA Executive Committee (ExCo) approved the recommendations of its Compliance Review Committee (CRC) to revoke the compliance status of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA)

RusAF presidium resigns, hands over its competences to ROC working group

Russia’s Ministry of Sport on January 31 to suspend RusAF’s state accreditation until March 1, 2020

Athletes’ rights protection must be priority for new president of RusAF — sports minister

Earlier in the day, the minister signed a decree to suspend RusAF’s state accreditation until March 1, 2020

RusAF’s accreditation suspended with aim to protect athletes’ rights — Sports Ministry

The ministry stated that the decision was made after the Russian athletics federation failed to fulfil its duties to prevent doping abuse in sports