Julius Baer to pay nearly $80 million in FIFA corruption case
(Reuters) - Julius Baer has made an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) to settle allegations over its role in corruption surrounding global...
As the ESL collapses, the Court of Arbitration must not let ‘super clubs’ off...
After the collapse of the quickly defunct European Super League, there has seemingly never been a greater appetite for economic controls to be enforced...
FERW warns of huge Saudi Sport-Washing Plans, Football Clubs, Players should not Join
FIFA Ethics and Regulations Watch (FERW) express its deep concerns over the huge and rapid Saudi efforts in the sports sector which aims at...
FERW calls on FIFA to ban Iran from int football after ‘Blue Girl’ sets...
FIFA Ethics and Regulations Watch (FERW) strongly believes that FIFA should ban Iran from taking part in international football competitions after the tragic death...
100 Days to World Cup: FIFA Needs to Maintain its Game
Background
FERW has been campaigning to ensure workers and staff striving to make the World Cup a success are treated professionally and fairly. After a...
Time for football’s authorities to lead by example and do more to protect and...
Over the last couple of years, FERW along with many other organisations have been unsuccessfully lobbying football’s authorities to increase their testing and screening...
FIFA faces increasingly crowded legal fixture list
(France 24) - The suspended sentence for Jerome Valcke, the former FIFA number two, in a corruption verdict on Friday in Switzerland may have...
The need for Ethics Watching continues
Reports have been emerging over the weekend of a major scandal involving Members of the European Parliament (MEPs).
Investigations are ongoing and information is obviously...
FERW: Premier League should not reward bad behaviour with ownership of football clubs or...
With the sale of Newcastle United to an 80-per-cent-owned Saudi Arabian-led consortium, expected to complete in the next few weeks, it has been reported...
FERW hails FIFA’s ban on South Sudanese official for corruption
FIFA Ethics and Regulations Watch (FERW) strongly supports FIFA's decision to ban the South Sudanese official for taking soccer money.
According to FIFA, its adjudicatory chamber...
