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Google News: Fifa must show a red card to corruption
[Financial Times] - By Mark Pieth Sport is the embodiment of a fundamental principle: achievement through merit. It is often the only way for people born into destitution to leave behind poverty - think of the Brazilian wonderkid kicking a football in a Rio favella.
World Soccer Daily: 10 stories you need to read, January 18th, 2012
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[World Soccer] - Mark Pieth, appointed by Blatter to chair FIFA's independent governance committee, has told the Guardian that at Thursday's inaugural meeting it will consider whether to examine past allegations of wrongdoing at FIFA.
Guardian: Sepp Blatter and Fifa facing a moment of truth – or another whitewash
[The Guardian (blog)] - Mark Pieth, professor of criminology at the Basel Institute, appointed by Blatter to chair this committee, told the Guardian that at Thursday's inaugural meeting it will consider an examination into what has been happening at Fifa.
Google News: Spoils of Ben Ali regime remain elusive
[Financial Times] - “The burden of proof is on the government,” said Mark Pieth, a professor of criminal international law in Basel and chairman of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's anti-bribery team. “The problem is that you need to have proof
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