Report of the Indepedent Observers XXIX Olympic Games, Beijing 2008 / Sarah Lewis. - Independent Observer Team. - Montreal : World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), 2008

Independent Observers Report of the Olympic Games, Tokyo 2020 / Francesca Rossi. - Independent Observer Team. - Montreal : World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), 2021

Report of the Independent Observers : 2019 Pan American Games, Lima, Perú / Independent Observer Team. - Montreal : World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), 2020

WADA - Play True Magazine
2004, issue 1
Regional Support - Wada’s regional offices and the increased efforts of committed national governments are helping to bring the anti-doping message to the global stage
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Content

Editorials
R.W. Pound: The Lessons of THG

Cover Story
02 Regional Support
05 Support from Washington
07 Government Assistance

Features
09 FIFA Magazine Interview: Jiri Dvorak
11 Athlete Profile: Beckie Scott
13 WADA Outreach: IPC World Skiing Championship

WADA Updates
14 UNESCO Convention
14 The Code
15 Education Survey
15 Prohibited List
15 Funding

WADA - Play True Magazine
2005, issue 3
Harmonization - How Sport and Government synchronize efforts to wage a comprehensive and global fight against doping.
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Content

Editorials
01 R.W. Pound Editorial: Remembering why

Cover story
02 Harmonization
03 The mechanisms of harmonization
07 The mechanisms of harmonization (2)

Features
05 Overview: The World Anti-doping Program (WADP)
09 Department profile: WADA Standards and Harmonization
10 Harmonization: An historic convention
11 USADA/USOC PSA Campaign
13 Athlete Focus: Sarah Ulmer

WADA Updates & Calendar
15 Web Site and Doping Quiz
15 China National Games
15 Doping Control DVD/Leaflet
16 2006 List and New Guide
16 Staff Announcements
16 Record Research Budget
17 Calendar

WADA - Play True Magazine
2007, issue 1
Beyond the athlete - The fight against doping arms itself against large-scale doping schemes and trafficking with new strategies
and partnerships.
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Content

Editorials
01 R.W. Pound: Beyond the Athlete
02 Interpol: Committed to the Fight

Cover story
03 The Way Forward
09 Highlights from a Study on Trafficking
10 The Australian Model
12 Trafficking: What the Code and Convention Say
12 UNESCO Conference Update
13 A Parent's Perspective

Code Review & Consultation
15 Consultation Update
15 IAAF Conference
16 WADA Athlete Committee Input

Features
17 Open Letter to Those Who Promote Medical Supervision of Doping
18 WADA President in Beijing
19 Athlete Profile: Rosa Mota
21 Partner Profile: FIBA
23 WADA Outreach
23 WADA’s “Level the Playing Field” DVD
24 WADA Coach’s Tool Kit

WADA Updates & Calendar
25 RADOs
25 ADAMS
25 Staff Announcements
25 2007 Prohibited List
26 New Lab Accreditation
26 Athlete’s Passport
27 WADA Event Calendar

WADA - Play True Magazine
2011, issue 1
Tried, Tested and True - Profiling the Global Network of WADA Accredited Anti-Doping Laboratories
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Content

Editorials
01 Editorial John Fahey: Objectives for a New Mandate
02 Editorial David Howman: Maximizing Results

Cover Story
03 Anti-Doping Laboratories
05 The Accreditation Process
06 Quality Assessment (EQAS)
07 Map of WADA Accredited Laboratories
09 The New Concept of Approved Laboratories
10 Interview with Dr Günter Gmeiner
11 The importance of Research

Features
12 Code Compliance
13 Social Science Symposium
15 Athlete Profile: Daichi Suzuki
17 Revamped Outreach Model
19 New Anti-Doping Resources

WADA Updates
20 Fahey to Remain President
20 2013 World Conference
20 Staff Updates
21 CoachTrue Awards
21 UNESCO Convention

The independent commission report #1 : final report / Richard H. McLaren, Richard W. Pound and Günter Younger. - WADA : Montreal, 2015

On December 3, 2014, the German television channel ARD aired the documentary “Top Secret Doping: How Russia makes its Winners”, alleging the existence of a sophisticated and well established system of state-sponsored doping within the All Russia Athletics Federation (ARAF), the governing body for the sport of athletics in Russia, recognized as such by the responsible international federation (IF), the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
Implicated in the documentary were Russian athletes, coaches, national and international sport federations, the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) and the Moscow WADA-accredited laboratory. Witness statements and other evidence allegedly exposed high levels of collusion among athletes, coaches, doctors, regulatory officials, and sports agencies to systematically provide Russian athletes performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) in order to achieve the state’s main goal, as alleged in the ARD documentary: producing winners.

The investigation has confirmed the existence of widespread cheating through the use of doping substances and methods to ensure, or enhance the likelihood of, victory for athletes and teams. The cheating was done by the athletes’ entourages, officials and the athletes themselves.
Evidence of extensive doping use is supported and confirmed by audio and video evidence, scientific evidence, corroborative statements, cyber analysis and related reporting documents. Numerous statements corroborate the original allegations and further detail the extensive use of doping substances and blood doping within Russian athletics.
In addition, evidence exists that confirms that coaches have attempted to manipulate or interfere with doping reports and testing procedures. They are also the source and counselling of athletes’ use of PEDs. The coaches are supported in their doping efforts by certain medical professionals. Moreover, it is particularly alarming that there appears to be a collective disregard for the athletes’ current or future state of health.