1995 · Court of Justice of the EU (C-415/93)
Bosman
A player out of contract can move clubs without a transfer fee, and EU nationality quotas are unlawful. Free movement of workers applies to professional sport.
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1995 · Court of Justice of the EU (C-415/93)
A player out of contract can move clubs without a transfer fee, and EU nationality quotas are unlawful. Free movement of workers applies to professional sport.
2006 · CJEU (C-519/04 P)
Sporting rules, anti-doping included, are not immune from competition law: they must be proportionate to the aim pursued.
2018 · European Court of Human Rights (Mutu & Pechstein v. Switzerland)
Forced CAS arbitration is permitted, but the athlete is entitled to a public hearing and an independent tribunal (Article 6 ECHR).
2023 · European Court of Human Rights (Semenya v. Switzerland)
Switzerland failed to provide sufficient safeguards against discrimination arising from the testosterone rules: violation of Articles 8, 13 and 14.
2024 · CJEU (C-650/22, Lassana Diarra)
Several FIFA rules on contract termination and the new club's joint liability restrict free movement and competition.
2023 · CJEU (C-333/21, European Superleague)
A federation cannot subject competitions to discretionary approval without transparent, objective and non-discriminatory criteria.
Anything done to a body against its will: violence, beatings, sexual abuse, police brutality, hazing, dangerous training, forced doping, medical neglect, work that destroys the body.
Because that is where the body is most exposed and least defended: young athletes, closed locker rooms, federations that cover it up. Sport is our main fight, but every physical injustice is welcome.
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