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"Has the Executive Board fully considered the potential reputational damage to World Triathlon in continuing to retain a Board member who has been convicted of corruption? What message does this send about the values and judgment of the rest of the Executive Board?"
Mads Freund
The letter from Triathlon Denmark, which I am publishing today, is a rare case of minimal civil courage in an Olympic international federation (IF). In World Triathlon, the leadership operates with lies and deceit, and whistleblowers and those who could become whistleblowers are currently being pressured.
In such a toxic environment, even a letter that politely asks questions without even naming corrupt officials is something special. It is a small act of resistance, a delicate seedling that must be nurtured and cared for.
Familarise yourself with the basics in these and other articles, including the latest decision by a CAS chamber that found corruption and made interesting definitions of corruption and corrupt behavior:
Jens Weinreich
Jens Weinreich
It is a despicable system that goes far beyond rigged elections – fake elections in which a conspiratorial group determined the results in advance and distributed them in advance as instructions to the obedient electorate.
