Sports ethics refers to the study of ethical principles and moral issues that arise in the context of sports. It encompasses the examination of behaviors, practices, and policies that govern sports, focusing on fairness, integrity, and respect for all participants. Key topics within sports ethics include issues such as doping, cheating, sportsmanship, the treatment of athletes, equity and inclusion in sports, and the responsibilities of coaches, officials, and organizations. Sports ethics seeks to promote the highest standards of moral conduct in sporting activities and to foster a culture that emphasizes the values of honesty, respect, and responsibility in athletic competition.
The "Starter Antidopage" program launches in French Polynesia, aiming to improve sports ethics and integrity before the 2027 Pacific Games. Christophe Bassons, a former cyclist and whistleblower, leads the initiative…