Former world athletics supremo Lamine Diack should have his honorary membership of the IOC suspended in the wake of his arrest on corruption charges, the IOC said Monday.

Diack, 82, was head of the International Association of Athletics Federations for 16 years until August and was arrested by French investigators and charged with corruption last week amid allegations he took bribes to cover up doping cases, principally in Russia.

The World Anti-Doping Agency on Monday published a report which was highly critical of Russian athletics.