World Conference on Doping in Sport

Target entity: World Conference on Doping in Sport
Context triple: [World Anti-Doping Code, adoptedAt, World Conference on Doping in Sport]

• A. World Anti-Doping Code
  The World Anti-Doping Code is the core international document that harmonizes anti-doping policies, rules, and regulations across sports and countries to protect fair play and athlete health.
• B. World Anti-Doping Agency
  The World Anti-Doping Agency is an international organization that promotes, coordinates, and monitors the fight against doping in sports worldwide.
• C. 11th Olympic Congress
  The 11th Olympic Congress was a major gathering of the global Olympic Movement where key reforms and decisions about the future structure and governance of international sport, including the creation of the Association of National Olympic Committees, were debated and adopted.
• D. ICC Anti-Doping Code
  The ICC Anti-Doping Code is the International Cricket Council’s comprehensive regulatory framework that sets out rules, procedures, and sanctions to prevent and address the use of prohibited performance-enhancing substances in international cricket.
• E. Athletes Against Drugs
  Athletes Against Drugs is a nonprofit organization that partners with sports figures to promote drug-free lifestyles and positive youth development.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: World Conference on Doping in Sport
Target entity description: The World Conference on Doping in Sport is a major international forum where global sports stakeholders convene to shape and adopt key anti-doping policies and standards.

• A. World Anti-Doping Code
  The World Anti-Doping Code is the core international document that harmonizes anti-doping policies, rules, and regulations across sports and countries to protect fair play and athlete health.
• B. World Anti-Doping Agency
  The World Anti-Doping Agency is an international organization that promotes, coordinates, and monitors the fight against doping in sports worldwide.
• C. 11th Olympic Congress
  The 11th Olympic Congress was a major gathering of the global Olympic Movement where key reforms and decisions about the future structure and governance of international sport, including the creation of the Association of National Olympic Committees, were debated and adopted.
• D. ICC Anti-Doping Code
  The ICC Anti-Doping Code is the International Cricket Council’s comprehensive regulatory framework that sets out rules, procedures, and sanctions to prevent and address the use of prohibited performance-enhancing substances in international cricket.
• E. Athletes Against Drugs
  Athletes Against Drugs is a nonprofit organization that partners with sports figures to promote drug-free lifestyles and positive youth development.
• F. None of above. chosen