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Statement by Antidoping Switzerland on the ARD documentary ‘Guilty - How athletes can unintentionally become dopers’

Two amateur footballers admitted to the Antidoping Switzerland Foundation the possession and use or attempted use of a doping substance and accepted a suspension of three years each together with a fine of 120 Swiss francs.

The Antidoping Switzerland Foundation Board has taken a positive view of integrating the Reporting Office for Misconduct in Swiss sport. The road ahead is now open for transforming the Foundation into ‘Swiss Sport Integrity’, involving additional fields of activity for protecting Swiss athletes.

Antidoping Switzerland issues a decision within the Results Management Proceedings for the first time since the new Doping Statute came into effect in January 2021.

2020 targets largely achieved despite Corona. Antidoping Switzerland’s business year 2020 was heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks to the high level of flexibility among employees, the majority of the targets were achieved, while maintaining the prescribed quality, although temporary...

With interest in the activities of the Governance Review Working Group of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and a desire to see continued reform, National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADO) leaders recently gathered for a virtual meeting.

The new prevention brochure ‘Together for Clean Sport’ contains the latest information and practical recommendations on the issue of anti-doping.

Antidoping Switzerland recommends that athletes check, as usual, any vaccine against COVID-19 on the medication inquiry service Global DRO (via the website or mobile app).

Antidoping Switzerland has signed a new framework agreement with the DDPS of Federal Councillor Viola Amherd. Thanks to this agreement, the financial support of the Confederation for the fight against doping in Switzerland will increase substantially.

The new Prohibited List comes into effect as of 1 January 2021.