The Code Of Ethics In FIFA (2014, Oct 8)

kickbacks to FIFA executives in commercial deals with the organization but Blatter is not implicated” (2015, Oct 8).

“In 2002, Blatter’s chief deputy, General Secretary Michel Zen-Ruffinen, submits a dossier to the Swiss authorities on behalf of other Executive Committee members that accuses Blatter of financial mismanagement, conflicts of interest and abuse of power” (2015, Oct 8). The New York Times states that Blatter was more concerned with keeping the issue in house: and in April 2002 he ends the investigation against FIFA’s finances to preserve the confidentiality of several members accused of wrongdoing, and Xen-Ruffinen loses the power struggle an ends up leaving FIFA (2015). In 2002 despite the revolt oh several top lieutenants and the new accusations of bribery, Blatter wins re-election over an African challenger, Issa Hayatou (2015, Oct 8).

In 2004, FIFA releases its first code of ethics and prior to that, as noted in a 2013 report on the I.S.L scandal, it had no ethics rules whatsoever (2015, Oct 8). In 2006, the

The primary stakeholders involved in the case have to be Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini. These two men are the main men focused on this case and even though other men were indicted in the case, these two men have the most heat against them and these two are the ones that are facing the most severe sanctions for their wrongdoings of bribery and