The Tchoukball Charter is the document that shows exactly how tchoukball is to be played. The creator of tchoukball, Dr Herman Brandt intended tchoukball to be a tool to bring peace between teams, from the simplest most friendly encounter to the most competitive international fixture. The true ethos of tchoukball is that of 'A Sport for All', a spirit sadly lost in many of today's contemporary sports.

The Charter is not a 'gesture document', but a genuine framework for sportmanship within a fast and spectacular game. The rules of tchoukball demand explicitly that players respect each other always when playing and adhere to it. Healthy celebration of one's achievements on court is encouraged, but not at the expense of the opponent's enjoyment of the game.

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(As with all FITB official documents, the original version is written in French. In case of discrepancy between the two versions, the French original has precedence).