FINN World Masters 2027

Safeguarding

The Organising Committee of the Finn World Masters 2027 promotes a sporting environment that is safe, inclusive and respectful of personal dignity, and has activated an internal channel for reporting conduct involving abuse, violence, harassment or discrimination, in implementation of Italian Legislative Decree 36/2021, Legislative Decree 39/2021 and CONI Resolution No. 255/2023, in line with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), the Council of Europe’s Lanzarote Convention and the IOC/ICMG Safeguarding framework.

The channel allows anyone who becomes aware, even indirectly, of relevant facts — athletes, sports delegations, staff, volunteers, interns, suppliers, partners, accredited media and the public — to report, safely and confidentially, conduct experienced or witnessed in connection with the activities organised or related to the Games. Reports concerning minors may also be submitted by a responsible adult or by whoever exercises parental responsibility or guardianship.

Reports can be submitted through the dedicated channel published on the event’s official website: the reporting form provided further down this page. The channel allows the report to be submitted, even anonymously, without the need to provide conclusive evidence: a good-faith, well-founded suspicion is sufficient.

Confidentiality and protection

The system guarantees the confidentiality of the identity of the person reporting, of the persons involved or mentioned, of the content of the report and of any related documentation.

Any retaliatory act, conduct or omission — even merely attempted or threatened — carried out as a consequence of the report is prohibited.

The procedures for submitting and handling reports, including any further procedures required by law, are set out in the Safeguarding and Whistleblowing Reporting Channels Policy and in the Safeguarding Operational Guide for reports.

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