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2024 Olympic Digest: 10 Reallocated Medals To Be Awarded During Paris Games

SwimSwam will be providing a weekly rundown of the top stories in Olympic sports (outside of swimming) in the lead-up to the 2024 Games in Paris.

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Russian Olympic athletes face strictest neutrality conditions – Lucy Frazer

Russian Olympic athletes face strictest neutrality conditions – Lucy Frazer
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IOC to plant Olympic Forest in Africa to offset carbon emissions

The International Olympic Committee has committed to planting an "Olympic Forest" to offset more than 100 per cent of its "unavoidable" carbon emissions.

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International Olympic Committee Rules on Athletes Demonstrating Political, Religious or Racial Propaganda

(AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File) If you’ve wondered whether there’ll be kneeling at the Tokyo Olympics, here’s news you can use. As reported by Reuters Wednesday, following a consultation with athletes, the International Olympic Committee has decided against it. The edict bans both kneeling and raising fists into the air. Per Rule 50, there’ll be no “demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda.” That goes for event venues and any other Olympic areas. Reuters notes there’ve been calls to reverse the rule, in light of the Black Lives Matter movement. Some have said Olympians should be able to gesture in favor of their preferred cause.

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