(ATR) The International Center for Sport Security (ICSS) concluded the fourth edition of the "Securing Sport" conference on Tuesday at the Lancaster House in London.
This marks first time the conference has been held outside Doha, Qatar, home of the ICSS.
The ICSS is a think tank to help solve sport security issues as well as an organization with links to UNESCO and other international organizations."Sport Under Threat" was the theme of this year's meeting which attracted more than 200 experts from around the world.
Around the Rings is a media partner with ICSS. ATREditor Ed Hula is on the scene in London where he attended the "Securing Sport" conference.
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