Sport ethics is the study and application of moral principles and values within the realm of sports. It examines the ethical issues that arise in athletic competition and related activities, including fairness, integrity, respect, and responsibility. This field addresses topics such as doping, cheating, the treatment of athletes, the impact of commercialization, and the role of sports in society. Sport ethics seeks to establish standards for behavior and decision-making for athletes, coaches, officials, and institutions, promoting sportsmanship and equitable practices. It also involves analyzing how social and cultural factors influence ethical conduct in sports. Overall, sport ethics aims to cultivate a just and respectful sports environment conducive to the well-being and development of all participants.
Japanese racewalker and Tokyo Olympic silver medalist banned for four years due to doping violations. The ban results from irrefutable evidence of blood doping despite the athlete’s denial and appeal.…