In Part 2 of this 3-part discussion we continue by looking at sports legislation, anti-doping and the difference between government involvement and government interference in sporting bodies. We could not do so without discussing the WICB and cricket administration. What is the state of sport in Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean? Do sporting bodies need more, or less autonomy? Our guests discuss these questions and touch on some of the human rights abuses in sport. 
We continue our discussion with Jason Haynes and Tyrone Marcus, authors of Commonwealth Caribbean Sports Law.
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SOAPBOX S2E6_Part 1: Sports and the Law

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