McLaren Report - Corrected
The findings of the McLaren investigation can be found here
See correction at page 105,106.
IWF Anti-Doping Policy
The IWF Anti-Doping Policy came into force on Sunday 15 April 2018 and it was amended on 30 June 2019, as the IWF continues to implement robust anti-doping reforms to protect clean athletes by improving its systems in place.
The policy can be found here.
IRTP / Whereabouts
until 15 September 2020!
2020 Registered Testing Pool
Athletes' List
iLiftClean Education Platform
The IWF Anti-Doping Policy is a critical step forward in our commitment to ensuring weightlifting is a clean sport now and in the future. Clean sport must start at a national level and the IWF is working closely with all our Member Federations to make sure they fulfil their responsibility to protect and promote clean lifters.
Safeguarding Athletes
In its aim to further enhance the fight against harassment and abuse in the sport of weightlifting, the IWF is providing this additional opportunity for reporting any possible violations.
The IWF assures that the information provided will be treated in full confidentiality and can be accessed by authorised personnel only.
The IWF shall not share any information provided through this page and shall not identify the Sender to Third Parties without prior consent.
To make such contribution for the protection of anyone involved in weightlifting,
please click here to reach the reporting form!
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- IWF Signs Multi-Year Contract Extension With ITA, Responds To WADA I&I Report October 22, 2020
- Jorge Nascimbeni (1940 – 2020) October 22, 2020
- Sarah Davies: Birmingham 2022 will be women’s time to shine October 21, 2020
- The IWF Constitution Reform and Electoral Congress receives support from Member Federations October 20, 2020
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