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International Sports Federations
International, non-official organization
The International Federations are
world
Jurisdiction within the scope of one and several items
movement
The projects also include international, non-official organizations of several national bodies that administer these projects. By the definition of the International Sports Federation, it can be seen that its powers are worldwide, which is to judge whether a sports federation is an international sports federation
Basic principle
. (e.g. Fiba,
FIFA (International Football Association)
Some International federations manage several sports, such as the one founded in 1908
International swimming federation
It regulates not only swimming, but also diving, water polo and diving with completely different rules
Synchronized swimming
According to the spirit of the Charter, it is also a being
International Olympic Committee
Recognized international sports federations.
On November 29, 2022, the members of the Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF) met
Switzerland
Lausanne
The dissolution of the organization was approved at the GAISF Extraordinary General Assembly (EGA) held at the Science and Technology Conference Center.
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- Chinese name
- International Sports Federations
- Van Wai
- world Radius
- Generic type
- unofficial The organization of
- serve
- Determine if it is an international sport
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By definition, an international sports federation must be an "international, non-official organization." According to universally recognized international law, in terms of the fundamental nature of international organizations, they can be divided into two categories: one is international official organizations with the participation of States, and the other is international non-official organizations established by individuals or social groups in various countries. The fundamental difference between the two is that international official organizations (such as the United Nations) are based on treaties concluded between countries and recognized by the countries themselves, and the official representatives sent by countries to these organizations maintain permanent contact with the government and are the spokesman of the government. International non-governmental organizations, such as the International Red Cross and the International Society of Journalists, have a different origin and nature. The creation of these organizations is generally attributed to a spirit of individual struggle, in the form of the organization of non-official groups or individuals with common ideals in various countries to work towards a common goal. These organizations do not arise from treaties between States and their activities are not controlled by the Government of any State. International federations are such an international sport. A non-official organization whose purpose is to preserve the independence and autonomy of the International federations in governing other sports, as far as possible from political and other interference.
Since the late 19th century, the emergence of the International federations, so that each sport has a unified international leadership core, it is these groups formulated the internationally recognized rules of the game, so that the sport truly internationalization.
Any International Sports Federation maintains its independence and autonomy in the management of its respective sports, but if it is to be recognized by the IOC, its statutes and practices must be consistent with the International Olympic Committee's Rules.
Olympic charter
"Consistent. In accordance with the Olympic Charter, the International Federations recognized by the International Olympic Committee shall, while remaining consistent with the Olympic spirit, further develop their sports throughout the world and strive to achieve the objectives set out in the Olympic Charter, to spread Olympism and to popularize Olympic education. Responsible for the technical work of the sports under its jurisdiction within the Olympic Movement. Its specific functions are as follows:
1. Formulate and implement the rules of the sport and ensure its implementation;
2. Ensure that the sport is carried out all over the world;
3) To promote the purposes set forth in the Olympic Charter;
(4) Establish eligibility criteria for participation in Olympic Games competitions in accordance with the Olympic Charter and submit them to the IOC for approval;
5, responsible for the technical supervision and guidance of the project in the Olympic Games and other games sponsored by the International Olympic Committee;
6. Provide technical assistance in the implementation of the Olympic Solidarity Fund program.
The International Federations may make their own recommendations to the IOC concerning the Olympic Charter and the Olympic Movement, including the organization and holding of the Olympic Games, the bidding cities for the Olympic Games and, in particular, the technical conditions of the bidding cities, and participate in the preparation of the Olympic Congresses and in the activities of the IOC special committees. International Federations recognized by the International Olympic Committee and whose sports are included in the Olympic Games have the status of "International Olympic Federations", which may participate in the annual joint meeting of the IOC Executive Board and the International Federations.
In order to better discuss common issues across sports, the Summer Olympic federations, the Winter Olympic Federations, The Association of International Federations for Summer Olympic Sports, the Association of International Winter Sports Federations, the Association of International Federations recognized by the IOC, and the General Federation of International Federations (which also includes a number of federations not recognized by the IOC).
There are 62 International federations recognized by the International Olympic Committee, among which are listed
Olympic event
There are 35 international federations of International sports; There are 28 sports that are not included in the Olympic Games.
International sports organizations first appeared at the end of the 19th century, the earliest was established by the International Gymnastics Federation, and gradually developed
International Olympic Committee
A total of 30 Category A International sports organizations recognized and included in the official competition of the 1992 Summer and Winter Olympic Games are:
1. The International Amateur Athletics Federation (IAAF) organizes athletics competitions in the Olympic Games, athletics competitions in the World Cup,
World Athletics Championships
2.
International Football Federation
The competitions held by FIFA are: Olympic Football,
World Cup
The World Youth Football Championship
3.
International Basketball federation
The competitions held by FIBA are: the Olympic Basketball Tournament and the Basketball World Cup
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World Club Championships
4.
International Rowing Federation
(FISA) It hosts the annual World Championships (men's and women's) World Youth Championships and organises the rowing competitions at the Olympic Games
5.
Badminton World federation
(BWF)
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The competitions held are: biennial
Thomas Cup
Uber Cup is the World Men's and Women's team Championships, the World Badminton Championships
6.
International Snowmobile Federation
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The competitions held by the FIBT are: the annual World Bobsleigh Championships, the continental and continental Youth bobsleigh Championships
7.
International Amateur Boxing Federation
The competitions held by AIBA are: Olympic Boxing, World Boxing Championships, World Cup, World Youth Championships
8.
International Canoe Federation
(ICF)
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The competitions held are: the annual World Rowing Championships, the Olympic rowing competition
9.
International Amateur Cycling Federation
The competitions held by the FLAC are: Olympic men's and women's team and individual events
11.
International Fencing Federation
The competitions held by FIE are: Olympic Fencing Competition, World Fencing Championships, World Junior Fencing Championships
12.
International gymnastics federation
The competitions organized by FIG are: Olympic gymnastics competitions,
World gymnastics Championships
World Gymnastics Championships, World Gymnastics Championships, World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
13.
International Handball Federation
The competitions held by the IHF are: Olympic Handball competition, World Handball Championship, European Club Champions Cup
14.
International Hockey federation
The competitions held by the FIH are: the Olympic Hockey competition, the World Championships for men and Women (every four years), the World Youth Championships,
15.
International ice Hockey Federation
Competitions held by the IIHF are: Winter Olympic Ice Hockey, the annual World Ice Hockey Championships and European Championships, the Club European Champions Cup, and the World Youth Championships
16.
International Judo Federation
(IJF) holds the World Judo Championships in odd numbered years, and the World Youth Judo Championships in even numbered years
17.
International luge Federation
(FIL) hosts Olympic luge competitions and World Championships held annually in non-Olympic years
18.
International Amateur Wrestling Federation
The competitions held by FILA are: Olympic Wrestling, World Wrestling Championships, European Championships
19.
World swimming federation
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The competitions held by (WA) are: Olympic swimming competitions, World Championships, World Cup
20.
International Union of Modern Pentathlon and Biathlon
(UIPMB) Modern pentathlon refers to: cross-country jumping horse racing, fencing, pistol shooting, swimming and cross-country running five events, modern biathlon is: cross-country skiing and shooting, since the eighth Olympic Games in 1960 began to be included in the official competition
21.
International Skating Union
The competitions held by ISU are: Olympic Games, European and World Speed Skating Championships for Men and Women, Short distance Speed Skating World Championships, European and World Figure Skating Championships, and World Junior Figure Skating Championships
22.
International Ski and Snowboard Federation
(FIS) hosts Olympic cross-country skiing events for men and women, among others
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23.
International table tennis federation
The competitions held by ITTF are: Olympic table tennis tournament, World Championships, International Open championships, etc
24.
International Tennis Federation
(ITF) competitions are:
Davis Cup
International tennis tournament, men's international team tournament, etc
25.
International Shooting union
The competitions held in UIT are: Olympic shooting competition, World Shooting Championships and so on
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International archery federation
The competitions held by ITA are: World Archery Championships, European Archery Championships
27.
International volleyball federation
The competitions held by the FIVB are: Olympic Volleyball competition, World Volleyball Championship, World Cup and so on
28.
International weightlifting federation
The competitions held by the IWF are: the Olympic weightlifting competition, the annual World Weightlifting Championships, the World Youth Championships, etc
29.
International sailing federation
The competitions held by IYRU are: Olympic sailing competitions and World Sailing Championships
There are 18 Category B International sports organizations recognized by the IOC but whose sports are not yet included in the Olympic Games: International Air Sports Federation (FAI), World Karate Federation (WUKO), International Basque Ball (Jai Alai) Federation (FIPV), International Orienteering Federation (IOF), International Bowling Federation (FIQ), International Wall Ball Federation (IRF), International Roller Skating Federation (FIRS), International Softball Federation (ISF), International Federation of Skills (IFSA), World Taekwondo Federation (WTF), International Wall Tennis Federation (ISRF), World Underwater Federation (CMAS), International Bed Federation (FIT), World Amateur Golf Council, International Ball Sports Federation (CMSB), International Curling Federation (CMSB), International Water Ski Federation (IWSF).
The General Federation of International Sports Federations is the federation of international sports Federations.
On 21-23 April 1967, 26 International federations met in Lausanne, Switzerland, to decide on and establish the organization.
By October 1997, its membership had grown to the International Sports Federation, which governs 150 sports around the world. It is divided into three categories: full members, associate members and temporary members.
Federation aeronautique internationale
,
International Aikido Federation
,
International archery federation
International Amateur Athletic Federation, International Badminton Federation, International Baseball Federation, International Basketball Federation, International Modern Pentathlon and Biathlon Federation, World Billiards Sports Federation,
International Snowmobile Federation
International Bodybuilding Federation, World Bowling Federation, International Bowling Federation, International Boxing Association, International Canoeing Federation, International Hurling Federation, World Curling Federation, International Amateur Cycling Federation,
International Dancesport Federation
International Equestrian Federation, International Fencing Federation, World UFO Federation, International Football Federation, International Gymnastics Federation,
International Handball Federation
, International Hockey Federation, International Ice Hockey Federation, International Jai Alai Federation,
International Judo Federation
International Karate Federation, Dutch Basketball Federation,
International lifesaving federation
International Bobsleigh Federation, International Modern Pentathlon Federation, International Motorsport Federation, International Mountaineering Federation, International Netball Federation, International Orienteering Federation, International Polo Federation,
International Motorboat Union
,
International Powerlifting Federation
International Racquet Federation, International Roller Skating Federation, International Rowing Federation,
International Rugby Board
, International Sailing Federation,
International Rattan Ball Federation
, International Shooting Federation,
International Skating Union
International Ski Federation, International Dog Sledding Federation, International Soft Tennis Association,
International Softball Federation
, the International Samburg Wrestling Federation, the International Federation of Skilled Sports, the World Soft Wall Tennis Federation,
World Diving Federation
, International Surfing Association,
International Amateur Swimming Federation
International Table Tennis Federation, International Yi Kundo Federation,
International Tennis Federation
,
International Trampoline Federation
, International Triathlon Federation,
International Tug-of-war Federation
International Volleyball Federation, International Water Skiing Federation, International Weightlifting Federation,
International wrestling federation
,
International Wushu federation
.
International Federation of Catholic Education, World International Maccabi Union, International Veteran Games Association,
International Military Sports Council
, International multi-sport Federations,
International Paralympic Committee
, International Sports Radio and Television Union,
International Secondary School Sports Federation
,
International Sports Press Association
, International
Sports massage
Federation, International Sports and Leisure Equipment Association,
International Federation of Sports Medicine
International Federation of Timekeepers, International University Sports Federation,
International Confederation of Labour Sports
International Association for the World Games.
Ice Hockey Federation, International Boxing Federation, International Jiu-jitsu Federation, International Snow Plough Federation. The General Federation of International Sports Federations aims to provide a forum for all sports organizations to exchange views on issues of mutual interest on an annual basis. The Constitution of the Association defines its tasks as: maintaining the authority and autonomy of its members; To establish close ties between its members and the various sports organizations; Coordinate and safeguard common interests; Collect. Verify and deliver information. The General Assembly is the highest authority of the organization and meets in October each year. Since 1985, a preparatory meeting has been held before the congress to discuss and determine the issues of the congress. The topics of subsequent congresses were: Development Programme (1985), Commercialization (1986), Education (1987), Medical (1988), Mass media (1989), Women's Sports (1990), International Federations and the Olympic Movement (1991), Sports facilities (1992), Commercialization (1993), Sports Equipment and Safety (1994), Sports Education and Television (1995), Olympism in the 21st Century (1996), Sport and Management (1997), Sport and Education (1998). The Council of the Organization is the body responsible for implementing the decisions of the General Assembly, and is composed of nine members, including the President, the Vice President, four elected governors and three representatives (one each from the Winter Olympic Sports federations, the World Sports Federations and the Non-Olympic Federations). The Congress held in October 1998 decided to increase the number of members of the Council from 9 to 11. The Secretary-General is appointed by the Council without the right to vote. The current president is the President of the International Taekwondo Federation
Korea
Jin Yunlong.
The working languages of the organization are English and French, funded by membership fees and sponsorships, and headquartered in Monte Carlo, Monaco.
