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"The IOC cannot now sit idly by and wait for Mr Ng Ser Miang to crystalise further actual conflicts of interest"

The corruption complaint against Ser Miang Ng has made its waves. Numerous members of the Olympic family are coming forward in confidence. Stay tuned. As an extra service, here are short podcasts in English, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese and Russian. Enjoy listening!

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Numerous conflicts of interest, too many to count, paint a corrupt picture: The Virtual Taekwondo winners at the Olympic Esports Week in Singapore with IOC multi-official and host Ser Miang Ng (fourth from right), whose children developed and distribute Virtual Taekwondo with their company. And, of course, Ser Miang Ng is not only the IOC's chief financial officer and esports multi-functionary, but also the honorary president of World Taekwondo. (Photo: IOC/Lionel Ng)

For anyone who would like to not only read but also listen to the newsletter about the corruption complaint against powerful and well-connected IOC member Ser Miang Ng, I have asked my colleagues in the AI department to quickly produce a few podcasts.

Our readers and subscribers come from all over the world, from all Olympic continental associations – there is definitely something for everyone today.

Here is the link to yesterday's article again, which, like almost everything in this newsletter, is absolutely exclusive:

Corruption complaint against senior IOC member Ser Miang Ng: “prevent any further significant breaches from occurring before it is too late”
EXCLUSIVE: The IOC Ethics Commission received a comprehensive complaint against the former IOC Vice-President from Singapore, who is alleged to have mixed his many positions with family business in several respects in connection with esports, the Olympic Esports Week and the Olympic Esports Games.
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