Mr Brendan Schwab discusses Sports Integrity and Athletes Rights at the Justice For The 34 Symposium on 21 November 2017. Introduction by Ms Tracey Holmes, ABC Sports Journalist. Brendan is a human rights lawyer and Executive Director of World Players' Association. Brendan Schwab, Executive Director, World Players Association, uniting 85,000 players across professional sport through more than 100 player associations in over 60 countries. Brendan brings expertise in organising, labour and human rights law, collective bargaining and dispute resolution, particularly in professional team sports. Brendan has played an instrumental role for FIFPro, the world footballers association, in supporting players internationally. He served FIFPro as a board member, Vice President and as Chair of FIFPro Asia/ Oceania. He acted as a judge of the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber and, as a member of the FIFA Players’ Status Committee, helped drive FIFA’s ban of the third-party ownership of players. Brendan co-founded and led the Australian Athletes’ Alliance, which represents eight player associations and over 3,500 athletes in sports such as Australian rules, basketball, rugby union, rugby league, cricket, netball, horse racing and football. He also co-founded Professional Footballers Australia (PFA), serving as Chief Executive and General Counsel, advancing its profession and the reform of the Australian football industry. He holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Master of Business Administration. About Justice for the 34. In no other country has anti-doping been discussed so often by so many. The case for a wide ranging and forward looking anti-doping inquiry is more compelling in Australia than in any other country. Justice for the 34 renews its call for a Senate or Independent inquiry into anti-doping with wide ranging terms of reference which allow all sporting bodies, all athletes, and all interested parties to make representations. It’s in the national interest. Support an independent inquiry to sort this mess out.