WADA Cleared of Bias in Chinese Swimmers Doping Case

Independent report finds no favoritism but raises questions about China's contamination claims ahead of Paris Olympics.

WADA's internal investigation found no evidence of bias in handling the Chinese doping case.
The report accepted China's explanation of accidental ingestion of a banned substance by swimmers.
Critics argue the probe was too narrow and left many questions unanswered.
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency and DOJ continue to scrutinize WADA's actions.
Eleven Chinese swimmers involved are set to compete in the upcoming Paris Olympics.