# Nikki Dryden

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Athletes rights and monopoly powers

Play the Game 2017 - Athletes rights and monopoly powers Monday 27 November 2017 11.50-13.00 Chair: Tine Rindum Teilmann Speakers: Jürgen Mittag, University Professor, Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies, German Sport University Cologne: Towards new modes of conflict a…

Welcoming Speeches - Play the Game 2009

Listen to all of the welcoming speeches from the Play the Game 2009 conference hosted by Coventry University. Including welcoming speeches from The Very Reverend John Irvine MA, Professor Madeleine Atkins, Jim Johnston, Jens Sejer Anderson, David Goldblatt, Nikki Dryden and Professor Simon Chadwick…

Welcoming Speeches - Play the Game 2009

Listen to all of the welcoming speeches from the Play the Game 2009 conference hosted by Coventry University. Including welcoming speeches from The Very Reverend John Irvine MA, Professor Madeleine Atkins, Jim Johnston, Jens Sejer Anderson, David Goldblatt, Nikki Dryden and Professor Simon Chadwick…

Welcoming Speeches - Play the Game 2009

Listen to all of the welcoming speeches from the Play the Game 2009 conference hosted by Coventry University. Including welcoming speeches from The Very Reverend John Irvine MA, Professor Madeleine Atkins, Jim Johnston, Jens Sejer Anderson, David Goldblatt, Nikki Dryden and Professor Simon Chadwick…

Athletes rights and monopoly powers

Play the Game 2017 - Athletes rights and monopoly powers Monday 27 November 2017 11.50-13.00 Chair: Tine Rindum Teilmann Speakers: Jürgen Mittag, University Professor, Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies, German Sport University Cologne: Towards new modes of conflict a…

EP14: Freedom of Expression at Tokyo 2020 | Nikki Dryden, Caradh O’Donovan, Donna Bartley

In this episode, hosted by Morgan Sports Law Trainee Solicitor, Ben Cisneros, we discuss Rule 50.2 of the Olympic Charter and how the International Olympic Committee seeks to curtail athletes’ freedom of expression at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. We are joined by special guests, Nikki Dryden (Olympian …

So What Happened Next? Nikki Dryden

Nikki Dryden is an Olympic swimmer, journalist and human rights lawyer who in late 2021, realised that the female athletes of Afghanistan were in grave danger. What happened next saved countless lives, brought into question the obligations of large sporting bodies and preserved the fundamental righ…

A nuanced conversation about human rights, transathletes and sport

We get it, these are tricky conversations. But they are also some of the most important conversations to be having. So when we had incredible human rights lawyer, Nikki Dryden, in the house, we decided it was the best opportunity for us to have an educated, informed discussion on the topic.   And …

#7 When Athletes Withdraw: Protection, Risk, and the Role of NGOs (w/ Nikki Dryden)

This episode marks the beginning of our collaboration with the Iranian Women’s Sports Law Association. Joined by Olympian and sports lawyer Nikki Dryden, we explore what happens when athletes withdraw from competition during times of political or social crisis. What legal and professional risks do…

Safeguarding in Sport: Legal Frameworks, Policies, and Standards

Safeguarding in sport is increasingly governed by legal frameworks — yet protection on the ground remains uneven. In this episode, we examine the legal landscape of safeguarding in sport, exploring what standards and policies already exist, where gaps remain, and what is still needed to create safe…