China's anti-doping sanctions place emphasis on physical punishment and ignore procedural relief, which has long been criticized by the academic and sports circles. The principle of human rights protection, the principle of punishment and relief and the principle of procedural justice have provided a solid legal basis for the remediation of anti-doping sanctions. According to the relative experience of foreign countries, effective management of anti-doping requires sports arbitration and judicial intervention in order to provide relief to anti-doping sanctions. In view of the current international situation and the actual situation in China, the procedural rights of athletes in anti-doping should be reflected in legislation. Besides, intra-industry arbitration and appropriate judicial intervention mechanism should be established so as to to provide remedies for anti-doping sanctions. |