WADA Initiates Independent Review of Chinese Swimmers' Doping Case

The World Anti-Doping Agency appoints Swiss prosecutor to lead investigation amid global calls for transparency and overhaul.

Swiss prosecutor Eric Cottier to lead WADA's independent review following allegations of bias in handling Chinese swimmers' doping case.
Investigation to focus on 23 Chinese swimmers who tested positive for trimetazidine but faced no sanctions due to alleged contamination.
Global anti-doping bodies, including USADA and UKAD, demand overhaul of WADA's processes to restore trust ahead of Paris Olympics
WADA defends its actions, citing lack of evidence to challenge China's findings and advice against appealing the case.
The review, expected to conclude in two months, aims to address international concerns and ensure fair competition at upcoming Paris Olympics.