Pursuant to an agreement with Swiss Sport Integrity, a floorball coach commits to not train male minors for life.

A Swiss team manager and federation official acknowledged that he violated the psychological integrity of a female athlete and agreed to pay an amount to support her sporting career as part of the ratification of an agreement.

A volleyball coach pleads guilty to violating sexual integrity. As part of a mutual resolution, he is suspended for at least 9 months and must complete a coaching course.

Swiss Sport Integrity’s e-learning course «Clean Winner» has been completely revised and is now available with a new look and new content. With the new «Clean Winner» Swiss athletes, supporting personnel and interested parties can learn about the applicable rules, rights and obligations, as well as...

The Parliament of Sport re-elected the Foundation Board of Swiss Sport Integrity and adopted the revised Statutes on Ethics and the adapted Statutes on Doping.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published the 2025 Prohibited List, which comes into effect as of 1 January 2025 and replaces all previous lists. The changes relate in particular to the dosage limit for formoterol (S3) and the doping status of blood donations (M1).

Through two research projects with the Laboratoire Suisse d'Analyse du Dopage (LAD), Swiss Sport Integrity was able to make an important contribution to the optimization and further development of dried blood analysis.

A Swiss para-archer was suspended for 14 months for the presence and use of a substance prohibited at all times and sentenced to pay a fine.

A footballer was suspended for 12 months because she used a prohibited substance without having had a valid Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE).

A Swiss youth athlete has been suspended for four years for attempted use and possession of a prohibited substance.