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The IOC s Black Lives Matter ban risks large-scale retaliation – Palatinate

'The IOC is encouraging potential large scale protest through its archaic and restrictive rules,' argues Mary Atkinson.

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US 400m great and rights activist Lee Evans dies at 74

US 400m great and rights activist Lee Evans dies at 74 Issued on: 19/05/2021 - 22:35 Gold medal winner: Lee Evans (centre) crosses the finish line of the Men s 400m final at the 1968 Mexico Olympics - EPU/AFP/File 3 min Los Angeles (AFP) Lee Evans, the 1968 Olympic 400m champion and a founding member of the Olympic Project for Human Rights, has died at the age of 74, USA Track and Field said Wednesday. The USATF did not give a cause of death, but the San Jose Mercury News reported that Evans suffered a stroke last week in Nigeria and had remained unconscious in hospital there.

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IOC bans athletes from protests

IOC bans athletes from protests
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Timing the Olympic Games

Timing the Olympic Games By Pierre-Yves DonzÃ©, Professor at Osaka University April 2021 If the Olympic Games finally take place this summer in Tokyo, it wonât be Seiko that will be responsible for timekeeping (unlike the Tokyo Olympics in 1964), but Omega. For the past fifteen years or so, the Swiss manufacturer has made its participation in the Olympics a central element of its storytelling, the aim being to reinforce its historical roots as a high-precision brand. It often presents itself as the timekeeper of the Games since 1932. However, the history of the relationship between the Olympic Games and watch companies is much more complex, as the Europa Star archives show.

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Athletes will not be able to campaign during the Tokyo Olympics - Liberation

April 23, 2021 by archyde This summer, we are unlikely to see an Olympic medalist kneel down on the Games podium. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed on Thursday that athletes will be banned from protesting on the podiums and sports fields of the Tokyo Olympics and the Beijing Winter Games, under the recommendations of the Athletes’ Commission. Chaired by ex-Zimbabwean swimmer Kirsty Coventry, this special commission presented the conclusions of a consultation conducted with 3,547 athletes, representing 185 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) as well as the 41 Olympic sports, on a possible relaxation of rule number 50 of the Olympic charter. So far, the measure prohibits any

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