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The Olympic Profile: "I Thought About Taking My Life"

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After his second deportation decision in Sweden, Amir Ansari considered taking his own life. Cycling was the salvation with the Olympic start for the IOC's refugee team – but now life continues in limbo without a professional contract and an expiring residence permit. – One dream is to become a Swedish citizen and escape the uncertain existence, he says.
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After his second deportation decision in Sweden, Amir Ansari considered taking his own life. Cycling was the salvation with the Olympic start for the IOC's refugee team – but now life continues in limbo without a professional contract and an expiring residence permit. – One dream is to become a Swedish citizen and escape the uncertain existence, he says.

·Malmö, Sweden
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Sydsvenskan broke the news in Malmö, Sweden on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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