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Partners were guests of the International Platform on Sport and Development at the head office of the International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA) in Copenhagen, Denmark. Making his debut was new EOSE recruit Ste Robson, who was recently appointed on a part-time basis as Education and Skills Manager.  

Armed with the findings of a successful Train...


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The 52nd Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) took place in Baghdad on 17–18 October 2026.

A new OIC sports strategy

Among the resolutions, the CFM requested the OIC General Secretariat and ISSA, in coordination with relevant OIC organs and institutions, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Cha...


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Since 2016, Palestine: Sports for Life (PS4L) has used football to bring together children from Tulkarm city and its surrounding communities, including Tulkarm and Nur Shams refugee camps. Its programme at Al-Adawiya School has continued through years of change, showing what long-term, community-based sport can offer when children's everyday lives are disrupt...


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Peer violence doesn’t happen only at school. It happens in sports clubs, changing rooms, online spaces and everyday interactions between young people. Sometimes it is physical, but often it is less visible: exclusion, humiliation, intimidation or a joke that goes too far. Sport is not immune to these behaviours. Competition, group pressure and unequal power r...


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