On your marks, set... stop! Understanding and ending sextortion in sport
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Transparency International believes reform should be top of FIFA’s agenda if the federation's executive committee wants to show it is serious about fighting corruption. From an independent reform commission to the role of national football associations and the presidential elections, our recommendations to FIFA have one goal: making sure the reform process is rooted in transparency and accountability.
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