Integrity

Uphold the Olympic values so all athletes can compete in fair sport.

Uphold the Olympic values so all athletes can compete in fair sport.

Focus topics Athlete stories What we do

Practical guidance and clear procedures for harassment and abuse.

Understand the consequences of competition manipulation.

Recognise athletes who uphold the Olympic values.

Safe Sport means being able to train and compete in a fair respectful environment free from all forms of harassment and abuse.

Olympic Medal Reallocation

As we strive for a clean sporting environment that allows all athletes to reach their true potential, Medal Reallocation plays an important role in upholding Olympic values and rewarding those who stay true to sport.

Prevention of Competition Manipulation

Competition is when athletes manipulate the competition for their advantage this includes losing on purpose, betting on your own sport and sharing inside information.

We protect clean athletes by leading the fight against doping, to ensure a zero-tolerance policy to combat cheating and to make anyone responsible for using or providing doping products accountable.

ioc.integrityline.org

IOC Integrity and Compliance Hotline

What is it?
The International Olympic Committee Integrity and Compliance Hotline is an anonymous form to submit reports of:

Suspicious approaches or activities related to competition manipulation.
Incidents when you feel that you may have been the victim of, or have witnessed, an incident of harassment and/or abuse during the Olympic Games.
Infringements of the IOC CODE OF ETHICS or other matters.
Press freedom violations journalists and media representatives working on Olympic Games-related coverage may have experienced.

Educating and bonding through the Activity Grant

As Chair of Namibia’s Athletes’ Commission (AC), Maike Diekmann used the NOC AC Activity Grant to help produce an engaging and informative workshop for Namibia’s Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games athletes.

Athlete ambassadors boost efforts to prevent competition manipulation

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recently appointed several new athlete ambassadors to help raise awareness of the threat of competition manipulation among qualified athletes, their entourage members and officials currently getting ready for the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022.

Education opens so many doors

Table tennis player Bose Kaffo explains how an Olympic Solidarity scholarship for a master’s degree proved to be a game-changer for her career ...

Getting a head start on a new career

Runner Nikki Hamblin shares her experience of the value of pursuing your passions off the field of play.

With one bet, I gambled away my entire career

Kirill Starkov was at his peak when he placed a bet on an ice hockey match – he ended up facing the end of his career.

The importance of integrity

The World Baseball Softball Confederation hosted two webinars with the support of the IOC on preventing competition manipulation.

Promoting clean sport in Tokyo

Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist Fernando Pimenta talks about his role as an IOC Believe in Sport ambassador against competition manipulation.

Michelle Li: Why clean sport matters

Canadian badminton player Michelle Li discusses what made her want to join the fight for clean sport as an IOC Believe in Sport ambassador.

Tackling competition manipulation head on

Pascal Gentil OLY, an IOC ambassador against competition manipulation during Tokyo 2020, offering education to athletes on the importance of ...