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GAISF

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GAISFGeneral Association of International Sports Federations
GAISFGeneral Assembly of International Sports Federations (now General Association of International Sports Federations)
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This process involved athletes, the International Intergovernmental Consultative Group on Anti-Doping in Sport (IICGADS), the Council of Europe, various governments, various national anti-doping organizations (NADOs), several IFs, the GAISF, the CAS and all the members of the various WADA working committees.
The athlete's right to respect for his private life and his home by Soek, Janwillem / The International Sports Law Journal
GAISF has a membership of 75, and the organization will speak for all those who are unable to make the trip.
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WorldSport will offer Critical Path's advanced Web-based email and calendaring services to the entire GAISF network, which consists of more than 750 million card-carrying members worldwide.
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