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Paris 2024 Olympics: Key Issues Surrounding the Games
As Paris gears up for its third Olympic Games, several contentious issues have emerged, shaping the narrative before the opening ceremony on July 26.
Hijab Ban Controversy
France has mandated that its athletes refrain from wearing hijabs during the Olympics, citing principles of secularism and public service neutrality. Despite protests, athletes will be allowed to wear hijabs within the Olympic Village, as confirmed by the International Olympic Committee.
Calls to Ban Israel
Amid ongoing conflicts, calls to ban Israeli participation have surfaced, driven by global protests and online petitions. However, the IOC has affirmed Israel's participation, dismissing calls for exclusion.
Worker Rights Challenges
Preparations for the Games have spotlighted labor rights issues, with concerns over safety, wages, and working conditions. Incidents on construction sites and aviation strikes threaten to impact the event's smooth execution.
River Seine Water Quality
Despite efforts to clean up the River Seine, concerns persist over water quality standards for Olympic events. While Paris authorities have invested significantly in environmental improvements, challenges remain ahead of the Games' aquatic competitions.
Russian and Belarusian Participation
Russian and Belarusian athletes, competing under neutral status due to geopolitical tensions, face stringent conditions imposed by the IOC. Despite initial expectations, fewer athletes than anticipated have accepted invitations to participate.