WADA Under Fire for Handling of Chinese Doping Case Ahead of Paris Olympics

Scrutiny intensifies over WADA's decision to clear Chinese swimmers from doping allegations, with calls for a more independent review.

Athletes express concerns about fairness at the upcoming Paris Olympics, fearing competition against previously accused Chinese swimmers.
USADA and other national bodies criticize WADA for lack of transparency and independence in its investigative processes.
Swiss prosecutor Eric Cottier, chosen to lead the review, faces questions about his impartiality due to past associations with WADA.
Investigations reveal WADA accepted explanations of contamination for positive doping tests without sufficient evidence.
Calls intensify for a thorough overhaul of WADA and the appointment of a truly independent investigator before the Paris Olympics.