The Executive Board of IOC approved the consensus proposed by the IOC Medical Commission stating the conditions to be respected for a person who has changed sex to compete in sports competitions.

Thanks to the guidance of CISS, ASSS, is no longer under the umbrella of Paralympics!

Paris (FRA), New York (USA), Moscow (RUS), London (GBR), and Madrid (ESP)1 were today accepted by the IOC Executive Board in Lausanne as Candidate Cities to host the Games of the XXX Olympiad in 2012.

Letter from Interim President Donalda Ammons on the latest!

New Board Members were elected on 31 Jan 2004, see list below.

IOC announced that computer manufacturer Lenovo has joined The Olympic Partner Programme.

Donalda highlights some Deaf Sport news, read on below!

CNSS announces their new name change, see information below.

Readers are now able to view a page in the Swedish Deaf Sports Federation website in English. See more information below.

Commentary by Sten Sundberg, Editor of Dovsport on Mr. Dahlgren

See more information about cancellation of an event in Deaflympics 2005.

See below for more information on Dahlgren's funeral arrangements.

IOC met with the new Greek Prime Minister to review number of issues surrounding the Games.

Thailand Deaf Sports Elects a new President

See information on new IAAF Rules

Tendering process of sales of Olympic Broadcast Rights in Europe begins.

Please note Reed Gershwind's new address, see below.

Martin went to meet with Mr. McDonald, President of Australian Badminton Federation and an Officer from IBF to discuss World Badminton Ranking List in preparation for the Deaflympics.

Dr. Donalda Ammons, CISS Secretary General/Interim President met with the new IOC Sports Director, Kelly Fairweather for the first time.

CISS and WIDEX continue with excellent partnership!

View Deaflympics Prelims

There are new changes in their organization