The Judicial High Court.
An independent court of the federation for athletes facing bullying, blackmail or illegal bans. Athletes file — the High Command reviews every case and alone decides who is protected.
- Active shields
- 0
- Under review
- 0
- Nations covered
- 0
Protection you can verify.
A Judicial Protection Shield is issued by the High Command after review — never automatically. These figures update with every decision; the names of protected athletes are never published.
- 0Active shieldsVerified Judicial Protection Shields in force.
- 0Under reviewComplaints the High Command is reviewing.
- 0Decisions this yearShields issued, rejected or revoked since 1 January.
- 0Sanctions in forcePublished World Council sanctions not yet lifted.
The register opens with the first decision of the court.
Athletes apply. The court decides.
You file
A registered athlete files a complaint with encrypted evidence. It enters the court as Pending review.
Officers review
The High Command reads the complaint and every file, line by line. No automated decision.
Shield issued
Only an officer’s approval issues a Judicial Protection Shield. It appears on your Athlete Passport.
Always accountable
A shield can be revoked if the rules of safety or conduct are broken — your passport shows it at once.
File a protected complaint.
For registered athletes facing bullying, blackmail or an illegal ban from an external sports body.
Checking your account…
Every sanction. 206 nations.
Organisations and individuals sanctioned by the World Council of the federation. Each entry carries the reference and date of the Council decision behind it.
No sanctions published
The World Council has not published any sanctions. An entry appears here only once a Council decision is recorded and reviewed.
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