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Luxembourgish Agency for Integrity in Sport.

The ALIS – Luxembourgish Agency for Integrity in Sport – is the national authority responsible for promoting and protecting integrity in sport in Luxembourg. It supports and assists all stakeholders in Luxembourg’s sports movement—federations, clubs, athletes, coaches and instructors, and officials—in order to ensure a sporting environment based on ethics, respect, and fairness.The Agency is managed by a board of directors composed of four members proposed by the Minister for Sports, one member proposed by the Minister of Health, one member proposed by the Minister for National Education, Childhood and Youth, four members proposed by the Luxembourg Olympic and Sports Committee, two members proposed by the Luxembourg Sports Medicine Society, one member proposed by the Luxembourg Society of Sports Physiotherapy, and one member proposed by the Association of Physical Education Teachers.

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Mission & vision

Our commitments

Work towards inspiring, fair, and accessible sport—where integrity and respect form the foundation of a safe and protective environment for everyone.

ALIS supports stakeholders in the sports movement in their efforts for clean sport. Its work is organized around three main areas:

Anti-doping: ensuring sport is free from cheating and protecting athletes’ health. Safeguarding: ensuring that every athlete, regardless of age or level, has a safe, respectful environment free from any form of violence. Combatting competition manipulation: defending sporting fairness and preserving public trust in competition results.

Report via ALIS’s channel

We help you

ALIS provides a secure and confidential channel to report—if necessary, anonymously—any suspected or inappropriate behavior in sport. Reports may concern three areas: 

  1. Anti-doping: any alleged violation of anti-doping rules (e.g., use, possession, or trafficking of prohibited substances or methods) or any act or omission that could undermine efforts to combat doping.
  2. Safeguarding — any incident that puts a sportsperson’s physical, psychological, sexual, or moral integrity at risk (violence, harassment, abuse, etc.).
  3. Competition manipulation — improper influence over the conduct or outcome of a competition.
Use ALIS’s secure, confidential channel to report.
Adresse:

2, rue Thomas Edison
L-1445 Strassen

Contact:

T.: +352 333930
E.: info@alis.lu

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Upcoming

11.09.2026
- 13.09.2026
Dressage Bouferterhaff
Bouferterhaff
19.09.2026
Dressage Waldbredimus
Waldbredimus
20.09.2026
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L-8009 Strassen

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Mo-Th: 08.00 – 15.00
Fridays only with appointments

T.: +352 48 49 99
E.: info@flse.lu

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National Championships

Show jumping and dressage

Don’t forget to register for the 2026 National Championships in show jumping and dressage. You can register until September 1, 2026, for show jumping and until September 9, 2026, for dressage.

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