US EditionBoxing Association Files Legal Complaints Against IOC Over Athlete Eligibility
- The International Boxing Association plans to take legal action against the International Olympic Committee regarding the inclusion of Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting at the Olympic Games after they passed eligibility tests, as stated by the IBA.
- Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting were excluded from the IBA's 2023 World Championships but won gold medals in Paris, according to the IOC's organization of boxing events.
- IBA President Umar Kremlev claimed that President Donald Trump's executive order supports their legal actions against the IOC, stating it validates their efforts to protect female sports.
- The IBA is filing complaints in Switzerland, France, and the United States, asserting that the IOC's actions pose safety risks for competition participants, as per Swiss law.
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The International Boxing Association (IBA) has launched legal action against the International Olympic Committee over two boxers who won gold medals at Paris 2024 despite previously failing gender eligibility tests
·London, United Kingdom
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The controversy over the participation of Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting in the JJOO continues.The International Boxing Association even encouraged boxers to claim the IOC.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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