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World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Report on Rule Violations
Key Findings of the report
• Number of offenders in India and increased in 2019, making India among top-three of world’s biggest doping violators.
• Bodybuilding, weightlifting and athletics have contributed majorly to India’s embarrassing record.
• In 2019, 152 Anti-doping Rule Violations (ADRVs), accounting for 17 percent of world’s total, were reported in India.
• Out of total offenders, maximum dope offenders reported from bodybuilding (57).
• Among Olympic sports, weightlifting leads with 25 ADRVs. It is followed by athletics (20) and wrestling (10).
• Boxing and judo reported four ADRVs, each.
• Four cricketers also committed ADRVs in 2019.
Global Scenario
Worldwide, Russia has topped the list with 167 ADRVs. Russia is followed by Italy with 157 ADRVs. Brazil with 78 ADRVs is at fourth position and Iran with 70 ADRVs is at fifth position.
ADRVs in Russia
Russia was banned from fielding its national team in Tokyo Olympics as it did not comply with international anti-doping rules. It has now been ranked at top position in violators’ list. Russia has reported more cases as compared to 2018.
2018 report
In 2018 WADA report, India was placed at fourth position, with 107 ADRVs. It was left Russia with 144 ADRVs, Italy with 132 ADRVs and France with 114 ADRVs.
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)
WADA is a foundation initiated by International Olympic Committee. It is based in Canada for promoting, coordinating, and monitoring the fight against drugs in sports. Key activities of the foundation include scientific research, development of anti-doping capacities, education, and monitoring of the World Anti-Doping Code.

FATF adds Turkey to Grey List; Pak retained
Key Points
• This time, the watchdog had added three new countries namely Turkey, Jordan & Mali, to the Grey List.
• As per FATF, there was no question of blacklisting Pakistan for now as Pakistan is cooperating and only four action items remain to be completed.
• FATF asked Pakistan to investigate and prosecute UN-designated terror terrorists like Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar.
• It also asked Pakistan to address its strategically important deficiencies.
Background
FATF had retained Pakistan on its ‘Grey List’ in June 2021 as it failed to check money laundering, that lead to terror financing. Pakistan was first placed on the Grey List in June 2018. Since then, it continues to be in this list as it fails to comply with the mandates of FATF.
What does inclusion in the list mean?
With the placing on the Grey list, it has become increasingly difficult for Pakistan to get financial aid from any international institutions like World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), European Union and Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Financial Action Task Force (FATF)
FATF is an intergovernmental organisation. It was founded in the year 1989 following the initiative of G7 grouping for developing the policies to combat money laundering. FATF mandate was expanded in the year 2001, to include terrorism financing.
Objectives of FATF
The key objectives of FATF include:
1. Setting standards and promote effective implementation of regulatory, legal, and operational measures to combat terrorist financing, money laundering and other related threats.
2. Generating necessary political will for bringing national legislative and regulatory reforms across these areas

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