Contrôlé positif, le nageur Ouyang Kunpeng a été suspendu à vie. (Image: China News Service)
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“Découvrir des cas de dopage n’est un embarras pour nous. Au contraire, cela montre la fermeté avec laquelle nous luttons contre le dopage,” Yuang Hong sur CRI Nordic
“Obsédés par la réussite de leurs JO, les Chinois, auteurs d'une loi antidopage en 2004, ont mis en place un arsenal de contrôle et de répression." La-Croix.com
La devise olympique - plus vite, plus rapide, plus fort - a pour objectif d’inspirer les athlètes à améliorer leurs performances et à tout donner lors des compétitions. Mais à notre époque, où être une star du sport signifie aussi gagner plusieurs millions de dollars, y a-t-il réellement un doute quant au rôle joué par les anabolisants dans les compétitions sportives? Les organisateurs des Jeux de Pékin et le Comité international Olympiques seront-ils capables de garder des Jeux “propres”?
Souvent critiquées par le passé, les instances sportives et civiles chinoises ont entrepris de plus en plus de contrôles sur ses athlètes. Plusieurs médias, dont Radio Chine Internationale ou le journal La-Croix, mentionnent les sanctions prises cette semaine contre huit sportifs chinois. Selon ces rapports de presse des athlètes comme le nageur Ouyang Kunpeng et le lutteur Luo Meng, des sportifs qui comptaient parmi les meilleurs espoirs de la Chine dans leur sport, ont été bannis à vie. La Chine affirme qu’avec de telles sanctions elle montre au monde sa détermination à vouloir éradiquer le dopage.
Chine Nouvelle présente comment les pharmacies ont été invitées à la prudence lorsqu’elles vendent des produits contenant des agents dopants. Dans le même temps, des inspecteurs ont parcouru le pays pour contrôler les fabricants et distributeurs de produits médicamenteux pour les Jeux, écrit le Quotidien du Peuple. Le Herald Tribune décrit comment ceux pris en flagrant délit de fabriquer, de vendre ou de distribuer des produits contenant des agents dopants ont été punis.
Le Comité International Olympique a déclaré que jamais les moyens pour lutter contre dopage n’ont atteint un tel haut-niveau, publie pour sa part Sports Illustrated. Cette fois, les vasyes mesures, comme celle de permettre le test d’athlètes peu importe où il se trouve durant la quinzaine olympique, devraient pouvoir maintenir la menace de cas de dopage à son strict minimum.
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| China has found eight positive cases ahead of Olympics CRI Nordic - 02.07.2008 China played tough hand in cracking down on drug cheats with more frequent no-notice tests and severe punishments ahead of the Beijing Olympic Games in a bid to ensure a clean team. China's drug regulator reiterates rule on doping agents Xinhua - 30.06.2008 China's top drug regulator reiterated a call against doping, posting a web notice requiring pharmacies to abide strictly by an earlier provision on sales of doping agents. China carries out nationwide inspection on doping ahead of Olympics People's Daily - 26.06.2008 China will start a nationwide inspection on Thursday to tighten management of performance-enhancing drug suppliers and manufacturers ahead of the Olympics. Chinese swimmer gets lifelong ban for doping China Daily - 28.06.2008 China's top swimmer, Ouyang Kunpeng, has been banned from competition for life after testing positive for steroids, a top Chinese swimming official said on Friday with only 43 days to go before the Beijing Olympics. Doping Remains Chronical Problem at Games CRI Nordic - 12.08.2008 The on-going Beijing Olympic Games already saw the 85th doping case in summer Olympics' history with more scandals expected under the toughest cracking down on drug cheats in any Olympics. Rogge Expects 30 to 40 Positive Doping Tests CRI Nordic - 07.08.2008 International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge predicted on Thursday that there would be 30 to 40 positive drug tests at the Beijing Olympics and said he would be happy if the number were fewer than that. New dope test method aids Beijing in hosting clean Olympics Xinhua - 01.08.2008 A new Olympic doping test method, along with other stringent anti-doping measures, will help Beijing host a clean Olympics, according to a Chinese anti-doping officials. |
JO-2008: la Chine affiche sa détermination à lutter contre le dopage la-Croix.com - 02.07.2008 Touchée ces dernières années par de nombreux scandales de dopage, la Chine ne cesse d'afficher sa détermination à lutter contre les substances prohibées à l'approche de ses premiers jeux Olympiques. As Olympics near, China punishes 128 firms over drugs International Herald Tribune, France - 19.06.2008 Trying to show that they are determined to host a clean Olympic Games, the Chinese authorities have revoked licenses for three drug makers and punished 125 other companies for making, selling or distributing performance-enhancing drugs. Traditional Chinese medicine could be a remedy for failure at Olympics Times - 01.07.2008 Chinese Olympic officials have advised national athletes not to take traditional remedies because some contain banned substances such as herbal ephedrine, a stimulant. IOC: Beijing Games to have more extensive doping tests Radio86 - 03.07.2008 The International Olympic Committee said on Wednesday that efforts to ensure a clean and drug-free Olympics are more extensive than ever. The fight against doping; More than tactical success International Herald Tribune, France - 03.08.2008 There were 24 positive doping cases at the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004. What has changed since then? Will the Beijing Games be different? Beijing plans testing on military scale but cheats will still prosper Guardian UK - 01.08.2008 In keeping with the grand scale of China's Olympic project, the Beijing Games will see the largest anti-doping operation ever mounted at a sporting event. Two more Olympic athletes test positive for doping Radio86 - 15.08.2008 North Korean shooter Kim Jong Su and Vietnamese gymnast Do Thi Ngan Thuong were kicked out of the Beijing Olympics on Friday after testing positive for banned substances. Kinesere i chok: OL-håb dopet Ekstrabladet - 04.07.2008 Svømmeren Ouyang Kunpeng er blevet udelukket på grund af doping. |
Steroids from China intercepted UPI - 27.06.2008 Customs agents in Sydney, Australia, have intercepted an 88-pound shipment of steroids from China, a report said Friday. IOC: Beijing fight to stop doping cheats will be best-ever Sports Illustrated - 02.07.2008 The International Olympic Committee says its fight to stop doping cheats in Beijing will be the best seen at a sports event. Another Chinese Athlete Is Barred for Life After Drug Test New York Times - 03.07.2008 For the second time in less than a week, Chinese authorities announced that one of their Olympic athletes had tested positive for a banned substance and was subsequently barred from his sport for life. Trying to Avoid the Negative of a Positive Test New York Times - 04.08.2008 The International Olympic Committee has been in charge of the testing since July 27, and will be through the end of the Games, but officials here have gone out of their way to weed out cheats before they compete for China. Trying to stay ahead in the doping game Los Angeles - 01.08.2008 With the Beijing Games beginning soon, the battle lines are again being drawn between the dopers and the testers. |
Chinese wrestler Luo gets life ban for doping – report Reuters India - 02.07.2008 Wrestler Luo Meng has become the second Chinese Olympic hopeful to be banned for life after testing positive for a banned substance, state media reported on Wednesday. China's drug precautions should be lauded Bangkok Post - 29.06.2008 Well done China. Banning one of the best backstroke swimmers in the world, Ouyang Kunpeng, for life is a magnificent effort to wipe out the curse of drugs, which has discredited and made the world suspicious of athletes. Lure of gold leaves Olympics prone to doping cheats NDTV, India - 31.08.2008 The Beijing Olympics will see the biggest anti-doping effort in history but the omens for a drug-free Games are not good. Spanish cyclist first to fail drugs test The Star, Malaysia - 12.08.2008 Spanish cyclist Maria Isabel Moreno has become the first competitor at the Beijing Olympics to fail a drugs test, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said yesterday. |
