Sunday, 29 April 2012

FIFA: Soccer Players, Officials, Do not Accept Bribes!



world soccer organization (FIFA) published a new Code of Conduct for all players and soccer officials, including the direct command rejected bribery and corruption in the game.

However, the Code is still to be passed in next month's FIFA's annual congress in Budapest, Hungary.

Consists of 11 basic principles, the Code has been sent to FIFA's 208 member countries.

The main thing is to urge FIFA to reject all the family and denounced all forms of bribery and corruption and to behave ethically and act with integrity in all situations.

"The implementation of the principles in the Code is important for FIFA and the organization's mission," the FIFA document, as quoted by AP news agency.

FIFA recently been overshadowed by a number of bribery and corruption, among soccer players, referees, and officials in several countries, which encourage the formation of Transparency Task Force.

In addition to discussing the new Ethics Code, the annual congress in Budapest on 24 and May 25 will also discuss the oldest age restriction of 72 years for candidates for all positions in FIFA.

Other discussions regarding the proposal of new sanctions on players and officials in the form of charitable work and restrictions for the referee and match officials, to get cash if serving in an international tournament.

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