亚洲争议评论 | 中国体育仲裁的建立、革新和展望

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This article was originally published on  Asian Dispute Review, issue 2 , 2024. This article discusses the inception and development of statutory sports arbitration in the  People's Republic of China since the promulgation of the Sports Law in 2005. Particular  attention is devoted to the creation of the China Commission of Arbitration for Sports and its general Sports Arbitration Rules in 2023, the year in which the Sports Law was significantly recast. The authors argue that China should learn from initiatives of other countries, such as Japan, with regard to the development of specialist arbitration rules for particular types of dispute and the disclosure of awards. Introduction   Historically, the inception of China' s sports arbitration system can be traced back nearly 30 years, to the promulgation of the first Physical Culture and Sports Law of the People' s Republic of China 1995[1] (the Sports Law, as amended in 2009 and 2016). Article 33 of the Sports Law as originally enac ………………………………