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Proposed changes to immigration law in the UK as a result of Brexit could well have a profound effect on the Premier League’s long-term competitiveness
Phil Nash - 13 Jun 2019
Brexit and the future of European football
Sport has the potential to be an essential element in the fight against human trafficking, as securing the supply chain and protecting the players in a sport like soccer will potentially reduce the instances of human trafficking and modern slavery
Ini-Obong Nkang - 29 May 2019
Tackling modern slavery in soccer
Despite efforts to improve the culture across sport, there will always be occasions where certain players make poor choices as to how to conduct themselves during their spare time
Peter Stewart - 08 May 2019
Off-field behaviour: does the NRL have the answer?
Brands face a tricky balancing act between capitalising on the global platform provided by the World Cup and the need to be sensitive to political tensions
Alex Kelham - 15 Jun 2018
Top five brand issues at Fifa World Cup
Being ‘GDPR compliant’ is now a promise to fans and partners that their information is secure and it’s a badge that should be worn with honour
Lyndsey Irwin - 07 Jun 2018
GDPR: monster or opportunity?
No one can satisfactorily explain what eSports is and when a game becomes an eSport rather than just a game played with a console
Annie Townley - 28 Mar 2018
eSports - Everything to play for?
As the UKIP logo bears significant similarities to the Premier League's, and the Premier League logo has a strong reputation in the UK, the Premier League can argue that UKIP's logo infringes its trademark
Alex Kelham - 13 Oct 2017
The lion's share: Premier League v UKIP
To believe that the Russian parliament intended to introduce revolutionary changes to the law would be erroneous
Denis Bushnev - 30 Mar 2017
Russian sports law
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