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Argentina Fan Goes Topless While Celebrating Win, Internet Concerned She'll Be Arrested In Qatar
The code of ethics in Qatar warned spectators to not go shirtless at the matches. But the female Argentinian fan got a little carried away.
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FIFA eWorld Cup Gamers Undergo Drug Tests as Jackpot Rises
With the eWorld Cup winner earning $250,000, FIFA is making its players sign up to the code of ethics, which includes sanctions for match-fixing and doping.
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Jerome Valcke Dismissed as FIFA Secretary General
Jerome Valcke was charged with several violations of the FIFA code of ethics while serving as Sepp Blatter's right hand man since 2007.
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FIFA Ethics Investigator Recommends Nine-Year Ban For Jerome Valcke
Jerome Valcke, a Frenchman who served alongside Sepp Blatter for nearly a decade, was accused of violating six articles of the FIFA code of ethics, including confidentiality and conflict of interest.
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FIFA Ousts Thailand Football Association Executive Committee
FIFA's decision comes days after it suspended Thailand Football Association chief Worawi Makudi, who is under investigation for breaching the ethical code of the sport's ruling body.
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Former FIFA Executive Committee Member Worawi Makudi Suspended
Worawi Makudi, the current head of the Thai Football Association, was suspended on the grounds that a breach of the Code of Ethics had been committed.
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FIFA Lifts Franz Beckenbauer Suspension: Manager
Franz Beckenbauer was suspended by the world football's governing body on June 13 for breaching FIFA's code of ethics by his apparent refusal to cooperate in an investigation into the awarding of the 2018 World Cup to Russia and the controversial decision to give the 2022 tournament to Qatar.
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Mohamed Bin Hammam resigns after provisional ban extended
On that basis, FIFA noted its own report showed "repeated violations of Article 19 (Conflict of Interest) of the FIFA Code of Ethics, edition 2012, of Mohamed Bin Hammam during his terms as AFC President and as member of the FIFA Executive Committee in the years 2008 to 2011, which justified a life-long ban from all football related activity.
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Sepp Blatter announces new FIFA code of ethics
FIFA president Sepp Blatter on Tuesday announced that world football's governing body has adopted a new code of ethics in the wake of a series of damaging corruption scandals.
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FIFA approves ethics code
FIFA said it will consider requiring domestic soccer leagues halt play 25 days before the start of the 2006 World Cup.
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Argentina Fan Goes Topless While Celebrating Win, Internet Concerned She'll Be Arrested In Qatar
The code of ethics in Qatar warned spectators to not go shirtless at the matches. But the female Argentinian fan got a little carried away.
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FIFA eWorld Cup Gamers Undergo Drug Tests as Jackpot Rises
With the eWorld Cup winner earning $250,000, FIFA is making its players sign up to the code of ethics, which includes sanctions for match-fixing and doping.
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Jerome Valcke Dismissed as FIFA Secretary General
Jerome Valcke was charged with several violations of the FIFA code of ethics while serving as Sepp Blatter's right hand man since 2007.
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FIFA Ethics Investigator Recommends Nine-Year Ban For Jerome Valcke
Jerome Valcke, a Frenchman who served alongside Sepp Blatter for nearly a decade, was accused of violating six articles of the FIFA code of ethics, including confidentiality and conflict of interest.
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FIFA Ousts Thailand Football Association Executive Committee
FIFA's decision comes days after it suspended Thailand Football Association chief Worawi Makudi, who is under investigation for breaching the ethical code of the sport's ruling body.
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Former FIFA Executive Committee Member Worawi Makudi Suspended
Worawi Makudi, the current head of the Thai Football Association, was suspended on the grounds that a breach of the Code of Ethics had been committed.
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FIFA Lifts Franz Beckenbauer Suspension: Manager
Franz Beckenbauer was suspended by the world football's governing body on June 13 for breaching FIFA's code of ethics by his apparent refusal to cooperate in an investigation into the awarding of the 2018 World Cup to Russia and the controversial decision to give the 2022 tournament to Qatar.
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Mohamed Bin Hammam resigns after provisional ban extended
On that basis, FIFA noted its own report showed "repeated violations of Article 19 (Conflict of Interest) of the FIFA Code of Ethics, edition 2012, of Mohamed Bin Hammam during his terms as AFC President and as member of the FIFA Executive Committee in the years 2008 to 2011, which justified a life-long ban from all football related activity.
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Sepp Blatter announces new FIFA code of ethics
FIFA president Sepp Blatter on Tuesday announced that world football's governing body has adopted a new code of ethics in the wake of a series of damaging corruption scandals.
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FIFA approves ethics code
FIFA said it will consider requiring domestic soccer leagues halt play 25 days before the start of the 2006 World Cup.
