wider and very important discussions around a peace process it's also significant for the international olympic committee which is very much needs a win right now after all fewer and fewer cities are eager to host the olympics as the downsides become more and more apparent things like overspending stadiums that are left afterwards in disrepair displacement of local populations and even sometimes serious corruption i mean just this week sapporo japan pulled out its bid for the twenty twenty six winter olympics leaving for cities all of which have some significant problems and so you know the i.o.c. has taking credit for what's happened between north korea and south korea point to the two thousand and eighteen chuang olympics that just happened and saying that this was an important step on the road and i think they're taking some measure of credit and i think at the same time i get it must be said that it points up the fact that there's a contradiction in the way that the olympic powerbroker speak on one hand they say that the olympics in politics shouldn't mix however right now they are seeing that they'r

in the report just don't add up before we break them down it's worth noting that the international olympic committee itself was not satisfied with the evidence in a letter to richard mclaren the i.o.c. ostrom more conclusive proof the document was covered with the phrase how to demonstrate almost every athlete's name moreover it was admitted by wada but in many cases the evidence provided may not be sufficient to bring successful cases dr richard mclaren's findings were issued into pogs they claim that over one thousand russian athletes were involved in a state sponsored doping program let's meet the reports star witness. the former head of a moscow anti doping lab he's facing charges over destroying test samples. and the e-mails presented as proof of state involvement come from his own computer russian sports officials deny the allegations but did richard mclaren consider to get their side of the story i'd made a decision that for fifty seven days to do my work i didn't have the time and they didn't seem to have the interest so i didn't do that that came after the first part of the report issued in

properly back into the fold of the high level it's always been uncomfortable for the international olympic committee that russia are on the outside that's why they've been really relatively soft with them with such things as p.r. china where effectively that russian saying that was competing there not under its own flag that was russia so what has to be very careful with that look so it's part of war there's duty to try and make sure that there is rehabilitation and to bring chips back into the fold not just exclude them so you can see boy they're under a lot of pressure but also you can see why there is such an amount of criticism about anything it appears that for them being soft on russia. given all those influences is what a fit for purpose does it need a whole new independent body to be put in place we are getting close to this being the biggest crisis for water and there are many people including the international olympic committee that feel that it's had its of course what is the replacement how long would it take to put in i bought either properly governance or so i do think water is in a lo

jus to vote on whether to lift the suspension over a scandal from three years ago the international olympic committee athletes commission by russia's readmission wanda's president is also for the move but the organizations vice president and thirteen different agencies are against it they accuse want of quote moving the goal posts by easing some of the conditions placed on russia r.t. sports correspondent alexia chef ski picks up the story. for the last three years russian sport has been firmly sidelined as accusations mounted over state sponsored doping. with one week left until the world anti-doping agency makes its big call on russia's own agency's future the media has been and meltdown the b.b.c. sports editor dan ronan tweeted out what he claimed was a letter from waters compliance review committee saying recitals prolonged suspension was already a done deal but let's take a look at the whole picture just hours after ron's report water published an official statement rubbishing these notions today the world anti-doping agency this independent compliance review committee to deliberate a recommend

is jutes a vote on whether to lift the suspension over a scandal in twenty fifteen the international olympic committee athletes commission has bucked russia's readmission wada's president is all still for the move but there have been rifts within the anti doping governing body the organizations vice president and anti doping agencies from various countries are against it they accuse one of moving the goal post by easing some of the conditions placed on russia the head of america's agency went as far as to suggest sucking the while the chief when our team sport correspondent alexy got to shift picks up the story. for the last three years russian sport has been firmly sidelined as accusations mounted over state sponsored doping. the media has been held down by. the b.b.c. sports editor dan ronan tweeted out what he claimed was a letter from waters compliance review committee saying risottos prolonged suspension was all reciprocate fascist hand signals it turns out she is the descendant of holocaust survivors then some mis attributed quotes about birth control started flying around the internet hillary c

is jus to vote on whether to lift the suspension over a scandal in twenty fifteen the international olympic committee after commission but russia's readmission one as president is also for the move but there have been rifts within the anti doping governing body the organizations vice pres. didn't i. see from various countries are against that they accuse want of moving the goal post by easing some of the conditions placed on russian the head of america's agency went to far as to suggest sucking the wada chief r.t. sport correspondent alexy going to shift picks up the story for the last three years russian sport has been firmly sidelined as accusations mounted over state sponsored doping. the media has been in meltdown. the b.b.c. sports editor dan ronan tweeted out what he claimed was a letter from waters compliance review committee saying rosado prolonged suspension was already a done deal let's take a look at the whole picture just hours after rome's report why the published an official statement rubbishing these notions the world anti-doping agency this independent compliance review kmita delivere

from tokyo two thousand and twenty the anti doping system will be independent from the international olympic committee i.o.c. president thomas bach announced the move on thursday it follows a decision taken by the world anti-doping agency to allow russian athletes to compete at the olympics again they had been banned for almost three years for a state sponsored doping program although this is the program's the. body the third thing. we could see. from the. meanwhile a two year investigation has found that there is no evidence of institutional doping in kenya the report commissioned by wanda and didn't describe the drug taking in the country is serious though and found that in that one hundred and thirty eight kenyan athletes have tested positive for banned substances since two thousand and fourteen. we couldn't find any means or prove that there's institutes in ice doping here in kenya what we can confirm is that doping is is it's not really planned it's more opportunistic performance enhancing drugs is very easy to get. in from a c's and some even don't know actually what they are taking. le bron jam

reinstatement of the anti-doping agency was a precondition for federations to get them -- the international olympic committee, paralympic committee. all of them said that once rusada is reinstated, we can go forward. that happens now, that means that russians without the national anthem -- that will not happen in the future. they have fully accepted back in the sports family. brent: will this make it easier for russia to once again host major sporting events? hajo: yes, that is correct, because rusada is reinstated. this cannot happen -- at least it cannot happen that people refuse to grant russia -- reward russia with big competitions. i'm pretty sure this will not take much longer for we have big events again in russia. brent: we talked about you being persona non grata in russia. russia denies you a visa to the world cup last summer. you talked about the dangers to journalists in russia. he tried to report on building there. if you try to report on doping there -- you tried to report on doping there. what is the decision before our ability to get to the bottom of athletics in russia? hajo: it is important

twenty fifty meetings just about the when shortly so we could get some new shortly the international olympic committee athletes commission has backed russia's admission what is president is also for the move but there are rifts as well quite deep rifts within the anti doping governing body will show some upcoming appear the organizations vice president and anti doping agencies from various countries. against it they accuse wilder of moving the goal post by easing some of the conditions placed on russia for the head of america's agency went as far as to suggest the sacking of the water chief our sports correspondent jeff ski picks up the story. for the last three years russian sport has been firmly sidelined as accusations mounted over state sponsored doping. the media has been and meltdown. the b.b.c. sports editor dan ronan tweeted out what he claimed was a letter from waters compliance review committee saying recitals prolonged suspension was already a done deal let's take a look at the whole picture just hours after rome's report what are published an official statement rubbishing these notions the

olympics we've got the world's best airport which it probably will be right has number one or two when the world next to shanghai you know how about international where or why doesn't the supreme committee where like you see in delivery put together a bed and bring the olympic games the medal it's why chickweed the only city there should the olympic games your you know a million people in the country of qatar instead of not employing five or nine point eight million people in jakarta what was the same. south korea's military exemption program for a fleet's could be about to be revised the country's football and baseball team one gold at the asian games and that means the likes of tottenham strikers sonny hitting men one have to do military service something which is compulsory in south korea the country's defense ministry says it's looking at tyson in the rules that allows athletes to get out without d.t. meanwhile e-sports will be shifting to sports focus titles and away from violent content games for the twenty twenty two asian games he sports featured as a demonstration sport in jakarta is hoping for olympic in place in the future. pfieffer have announced the nominees for their best

thirty two the official bidding process is still some way off and a final choice by the international olympic committee is not likely to come for six or seven years we can cross live to jakarta now and talk to the what brought so who is secretary of indonesia's youth and sport ministry mr protel welcome how's the asian games prove you got it it's an easy sorry can host the biggest sporting event in the world the olympic games. everybody knew in the last moment the parents that if you do that it will begin to is it's a losing me to use of. the the end of the isn't given the main. reason given. being the. by his exertions either but if you then of the olympic under the as you. meant you mean to ron. ron of the audience it did by modern. dogs and. the government is that it was the biggest is it gives. since the beginning. the president of the i.c. me sort of the most buff. the closing ceremony and it was very very good. and we've got it as you mentioned we've all of the but if you didn't have that it would be going to say it's the lindsay music. obviously. and of what mr thomas buff fought to but didn't g

from tokyo two thousand and twenty the anti-doping system will be independent from the international olympic committee i.o.c. president thomas bach announced the move on thursday it follows the decision taken by the world anti-doping agency to allow russian athletes to compete at the olympics again they had been banned for almost three years for a state sponsored doping program. all the testing programs will be managed by the international testing. which is. in full independence from the. meanwhile a two year investigation has found that there is no evidence of institutional doping and kenya the report commissioned by what i did describe the drug taking in the country as serious though and found that one hundred thirty eight kenyan athletes have tested positive for banned substances since two thousand and four. we couldn't find any hints or prove that there's institutes in stopping here in kenya what we can confirm is that doping is it's not really planned it's more opportunistic performance enhancing drugs is very easy to get. in pharmacies and some even don't know actually what they are taking the b

thirty two the official bidding process is still from my often a final choice by the international olympic committee is unlikely to come for six or seven years firstly because. of the garden and give me everybody feel very happy and and there is a young man in these windows that this part of the big moment that sport could unite the nation because we are aware that since a couple of years the that a lot of the moderate a lot of the political dispute among the political. but fortunately during the incident game everybody can unite everybody things to get better about the sport and that's why one of the believe we've got us is because indonesia is typically telling the truth. for jail and so it would be better that. south korea's military exemption program for fleets could be about to be revised the country's football and baseball teams won gold at the asian games and that means the likes of tottenham strikers and hearing men one have to do military service something which is compulsory in south korea the country's defense ministry says it's looking at tightening the rules that allows athletes to get

but they've still got plenty of time they'll have until twenty twenty five before the international olympic committee announces the hosts germany has already said it will bid for the twenty thirty two games as well bruce been in australia indonesia is also interested to hear some reaction to their potential joint bid from the streets of the south korean capital seoul which hosted the olympics back in one thousand nine hundred eight. they are discounting they gave money and there's still a lot of time left until the end so i don't know what will happen between now and then but if these good mood continues and we'll get the opportunity to work together it will be good for us to host the olympics together. it's not really a big deal whether it happens or not we have to take care of issues such as the nuclear program peace treaty and the north korean economic situation first north and south korea have previously used sports events as a tool for the plough mostly on the peninsula south korea host of the summer olympics in seoul in one thousand nine hundred eight in the winter games in kong chiang earlier

that wada doesn't sort of sit above all sports water is actually funded largely by the international olympic committee so they have to study in with the i.o.c. and have to try and get on with them and they have been under pressure from the i.o.c. who were very cozy relationship with russia at a high level to find a way to reinstate them and of course this goes against incredible findings originally where there was over a thousand russian athletes in different sports were implicated so you can see people looking at this as usual the public that are watching these events and watching them sports wondering can i trust any of this now of course let's not make the mistake of talking just about russia the only russia that has a face who died be the first to say that this is a widespread problem throughout many nations and throughout such a large range of sports but i think what's happened here is that over the last few years so widespread so wide scale was the russian doping that if proper action could have been taken then to bind russia in these sports the year is. can we trust anything we see in sports. i

sports body this is an organization that requires help and funding from particular the international olympic committee so they have to stay on side with the i.o.c. and the i.o.c. as we've talked about here before are very cozy with the russian establishment a high level so they have been under pressure from the i.o.c. to give them all this funding to say yeah it's time it's time to reinstate russia of course in my king that decision and there was some dissatisfaction from one also u.k. water members but in having the vote deciding to bring them back they know the public are looking and thinking we can't trust this we can't trust what we're watching in sport and briefly on that for the for the athletes you mentioned earlier some of the athletes you have to be doing a special what will they they actually react in a particular way are they keeping quiet at this stage no they're not quite at all they're so unhappy about it with our very sick nation from someone on the athletes committee that wada has. so we're having people stepping down already on social media they're coming out saying this is just compl

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these olympics we've got the world's best airport which it probably will be right as number one or two in the world next to shanghai and how about international airport why doesn't this in committee where legacy and delivery put together and bring the olympic games the middle east it's logically the only city back should the olympic games your you know have a million people in the country have got car instead of nine point five or nine point eight million people in jakarta likewise the same number in new delhi south korea's military exemption program for athletes could be about to be revised the country's football and baseball teams won gold at the asian games that means the likes of top them strike it's funny how men one have to do ministry said this something which is compulsory in south korea the country's defense ministry says it's looking at tightening the rules that allows place to get out of the t.t. meanwhile a full it will be shifting to sports focus titles and away from violent content games for the twenty twenty two asian games a full featured as a demonstration sport in jakarta and is hoping for a limb picking kasian in future. fever have announced the nominees for th

in mexico city, president-elect andres manuel lopez obrador welcomed the head of the international olympic committee thursday to a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1968 olympic games, held in mexico's capital city. the ceremony came just days after mexico's government acknowledged for the first time that the state was criminally responsible for the massacre of hundreds of student protesters in mexico city on the eve of the 1968 olympics. to date, no one has been convicted over what's known as the tlatelolco massacre. interior ministry official jaime rochin said monday -- "the use of sniper fire was a state crime, aimed at creating chaos, terror, and an official narrative to criminalize the protest. it was a state crime that continued beyond with a arbitray october 2 arresests and torture" in colomombia, human rights gros are warning of an epidemic of murders targeting environmentalists and leaders of social movements. new statistics compiled by a colombian human rights group found more than 38,000 people have been displaced and 110 social leaders killed in the first eight months of the yea

that one doesn't sort of sit above all sports water is actually funded largely by the international olympic committee so they have to study in with the i.o.c. and have to try and get on with them and they have been under pressure from the i.o.c. over a very cozy relationship with russia at a high level to find a way to reinstate them and of course this goes against the incredible findings originally where there was over a thousand russian athletes in different sports were implicated so you can see people looking at this as usual the public that are watching these events and watching these sports wondering can i trust any of this now of course let's not make the mistake of talking just about russia it's only russia that has athletes who died be the first to say that this is a widespread problem throughout many nations and throughout such a large range of sports but i think what's happened here is that over the last few years so widespread so wide scale was the russian doping that if proper action could have been taken then to ban russia in these sports for a year is. can we trust anything we see in sp

they're not all powerful they have to answer they have to be funded by particularly the international olympic committee the i.o.c. a cozy with russia so there is quite pressure behind the scenes you say saying to. them that they have ready to be reinstated they're ready to be reinstated they got along without the vote was nine to two so it wasn't unanimous one vice president said she's definitely not voting for them to come back in but there are divisions or water and i actually think the whole body of water is in a form of crisis. so let's say restart reclined compliance again water happy sports fans aren't happy are they we we don't know what we're saying on the field israel you know i've been saying this for many years i think that the last people that are considered poll it's you it's me it's the public it's people who are sports fans who are watching this why should they watch why should they trust what they see in for instance an olympics if you've had at that stage russian competitors home you know that they were they were told they were competing under a neutral flag but it was a russian same f

the war doesn't sort of sit above all sports water is actually funded largely by the international olympic committee so they have to study in with the i.o.c. and have to try and get on with them and they have been under pressure from the i.o.c. over a very cozy relationship with russia at a high level to find a way to win state them and of course this goes against the incredible findings originally where there was over a thousand russian athletes in different sports were implicated so you can see people looking at this as usual the public that are watching these events and watching these sports wondering can i trust any of this what i would say though is if you look at something like the pm trying winter olympics i covered earlier this year while russians were competing they're not under a russian flag but it was a russian team so this isn't going to make a massive amount of difference to how many russians we see competing and it's actually the international athletics federation of the ones that are really holding out they said i'm not going to make any decision on whether we have met them until dec