A judo coach has acknowledged failing to fulfill her duty of care. As part of an amicable resolution, she has received a formal warning and is required to cover a portion of the investigation costs. In November 2025, the Swiss reporting office for ethical breaches and abuse
It has been announced, on 28 October 2026, that the Canton of Aargau has become the first Swiss Canton to conclude a data-sharing agreement with Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI). On 9 September 2026, the Canton of Aargau and the SSI Foundation signed an agreement requiring the
The Swiss Sports Tribunal (TSS), on 14 October 2026, found a figure skater guilty of violating the sexual and psychological integrity of a minor athlete. The sanctioned individual has been suspended for three years and ordered to undergo coaching and pay procedural costs. In September 2024,
Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI) has imposed a three-year suspension on an amateur weightlifter for the possession and attempted trafficking of BPC-157 and has also ordered her to pay a fine. During a postal inspection, a package containing the prohibited substance BPC-157, addressed to an amateur athlete,
Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI) has handed down a 42-month suspension to a wheelchair basketball player for the presence, possession, and use of the prohibited substances testosterone and clomiphene. During an in-competition doping control, wheelchair basketball player, Schwan Wahab, tested positive for testosterone and clomiphene, two permanently
Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI) has issued a warning, on 7 October 2026, to a tennis coach—who is also a player's father—for repeatedly attempting to influence match results and has ordered him to cover a portion of the procedural costs. In April 2026, SSI reporting service received
A swimmer admits to sexually abusing a minor athlete. As part of an out-of-court settlement, on 8 October 2026, he accepts a warning and agrees to cover part of the investigation costs. In March 2025, the Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI) Reporting Service received a report concerning
Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI) has imposed, on 29 September 2026, a two-year suspension on an amateur boxer for the presence, possession, and use of the prohibited substance of abuse tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and ordered him to pay a fine. During an in-competition doping control, an amateur boxer
Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI) has imposed, on 9 September 2026, a four-year ban on a swimmer for the possession and attempted use of GW501516 (Cardarine) and ordered the payment of a fine. During a postal inspection, a package addressed to a swimmer containing 60 capsules of
Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI) has extended a powerlifter's suspension by eight years. This action was taken because the athlete ordered methasterone—a prohibited substance—whilst already serving a suspension for a doping violation. During a postal inspection, the Federal Office for Customs and Border Security (FOCBS) seized a package