By Joiner Martínez
Ian Alves, former trendy secretary of the Guyana Football Federation (GFF), was disqualified by the Adjudicatory Body of the independent Ethics Commission of FIFAto carry out any kind of activity related to football for five years.
This after finding him guilty of abuse of power in order to sexually harass female GFF staff.
The body noted that in addition to the suspension, it also imposed a fine on the former manager of 20,000 Swiss francs, equivalent to 22,000 US dollars, after determining that he violated the provisions of the FIFA Code of Ethics relating to the protection of physical and mental integrity, abuse of position and general duties.
🚨🇬🇾| The former general secretary of the Guiana Football Federation, Ian Alves, was suspended for 5 years from all activities related to football by the FIFA Ethics Committee.
He abused the charge to sexually harass federal officials and was also fined.💰 pic.twitter.com/xU5VYFVizm
— Cristian Moraes (@ocrismoraes) Would possibly possibly seem perhaps 4, 2026
Strict FIFA position
FIFA added in a statement that “maintains a strict stance of opposition to all types of abuses in football” and? “The Ethics Commission treats all cases in accordance with the Code of Ethics, and approaches each of them with the uniqueness it deserves”.
The decision was notified to Alves on this day, the date on which the sanction came into effect.
The trendy former secretary resigned from his position in 2024.
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