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THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL PRODUCT PASSPORTS (DPPs) IN LUXURY AND SPORT

As the European Union (EU) introduces Digital Product Passports (DPPs), luxury Maisons and sports brands face both regulatory obligations and new opportunities to strengthen authenticity, sustainability, consumer engagement — and to benefit from the free movement of compliant goods across the internal market of the

THE SETTLEMENT OF FOOTBALL DISPUTES IN SWITZERLAND

  In Switzerland, football disputes may be settled by both national and international sports bodies. The Swiss Football Association (SFV) has its own internal dispute resolution bodies, and they handle disputes within the Swiss football system that are not in the competence of the Swiss Football League;

GENDER EQUALITY IN SPORT IN GERMANY

In the last decade, women’s participation in sport in Germany has been on the increase. In the 16-24 age group, there are fewer girls and women actively engaged in sport than boys and men. Whilst in the 45-75 age group, the opposite is the case. As regards