The project aspires to enhance the scientific literature on human rights violations in sports and formulate evidence-based recommendations to prevent and address these violations
An online training program will be introduced to boost the knowledge and capability of sports institutions to respond to reports and allegations of sport-related abuse, and onsite workshops will be organized to raise awareness among athletes about the significance of promoting and protecting human rights in sports
The project will also establish a Protocol for Athlete Human Rights Protection that will provide guidelines for sports organizations and stakeholders to follow to protect athletes' human rights.
🌍✨ What a day of insightful discussions on our recent conference in The Hague on topic :Empowering Athletes Human Rights! 🏅📊 We kicked off with the H.E.R.O. research presentation by Antoine Duval and Daniela Heerdt Read more…
We had an inspiring meeting on October 22nd! Here’s what went down:🎯 Focused on building a powerful study programme for athletes’ human rights, covering: 💡 Big thanks to our partners for the amazing collaboration! Next Read more…
Protecting Human Rights in Sports: Key Highlights! ⚖️🏅 We’re thrilled to share that we are drafting a paper on human rights violations in sports! Here’s a sneak peek at our focus points: 1️⃣ Scientific Research Read more…
📢 Why Athletes’ Human Rights Matter in Sports!*⚖️🏅 In today’s sporting world, understanding and protecting athletes’ human rights is more important than ever! 🌍💪 Sport organizations, managers, and athletes—this course is for YOU. 🚨 It’s Read more…
The EU Work Plan on Sport 2021-2024 prioritizes understanding and protecting athletes’ rights. A new study explores key challenges in sport governance, social media, and mental health, aiming to ensure athletes’ wellbeing during major events Read more…
Join us at the *Empowering Athletes’ Human Rights: Global Research Conference on Athletes’ Rights* in The Hague on October 23! This one-day event, organized by the newly launched *Global Sport and Human Rights Research Network* Read more…
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