Sports Integrity and Athletes Rights Panelist Kristen Worley will be presenting her story at the symposium hosted by Justice for the 34. “The focus of the presentation will be primarily looking at the history of my personal experience in high performance sport as an athlete, which inevitably led to a three year legal engagement with the IOC, WADA, Union Cycling Internationale and Cycling Canada, including: • Unfolding the personal experience I had with over 16 years, which led to the first successful legal case outside of the Court of Arbitration in Sport (CAS). • Synthesizing the preliminary work, and eventual two and half year legal process that took place successfully in Toronto, Canada, therefore outlining the legal implications for International and Olympic sports systems, demonstrating why we need to move away from the current arbitration model with political controls ‘sport court’ which has shown to be inadequate, to a proper independent system of law and legal process to ensure an athlete centric focus, and concurrently Human Rights with the UN Guiding Principals are applied. • Tailoring properly into the framework of the global and Olympic sports systems that is robust, and is able to assure protections of athletes with broad ranging issues, to which the current system by design has failed to provide to do.” When: Tuesday 21 November 2017 Where: Melbourne Uni Law School Carlton Tickets: see link below. Kindly support a Senate Inquiry into this whole sordid affair by signing this petition, and asking others to support it. Please use the links below. Thank you for your support. For further information, contact Justice of the 34 via their Facebook page.