Switzerland to examine corruption laws 27/10/2010 |
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Switzerland is reviewing its corruption laws following the World Cup bid scandal involving Zurich-based Fifa.
Swiss newspaper SonntagsZeitung reports that sports minister Ueli Maurer has launched a probe and may tighten the regulations.
Switzerland is home to more than 40 international sports federations, including Fifa, Uefa and the International Olympic Committee.
Federal sports office spokesman Christoph Lauener told the newspaper that corruption was a bigger problem for sport and its reputation than doping.
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