Given its stained track record of discrimination against the disabled, North Korea’s participation in the Paralympics may seem surprising – or not?

Last season’s reports on discriminatory incidents in UK football saw a rise of 59% compared to same period last year, new numbers from a UK football equality and inclusion organisation show.

UNESCO's World Radio Day will, for the first time, focus on the relationship between radio and sports and the impacts on diversity, gender equality and peace development.

FIFA and the Council of Europe are set to work toward Memorandum of Understanding following a meeting in Strasbourg.

A recent study of working conditions in women’s football shows that female footballers do not enjoy the same rights as workers in other sectors.

Will the legacies of major sporting events always be cost overruns, abandoned venues, and human rights clampdowns?

The ability of sports’ governing bodies to impose rules that supersede national law was placed under focus at Play the Game 2017. Recent reforms, the conference heard, suggest that the times may be changing.

Amidst all the talk about reform and structural changes in sport, are policy makers paying enough attention to rights of the athletes without whom there would be no sport?