Controversy Surrounding Gender Testing in Boxing

The International Olympic Committee criticizes the gender testing procedures of the International Boxing Association involving athletes Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting. The IBA disqualified them from competing in the 2023 Women's World Boxing Championships due to XY chromosomes. IOC questions the testing methods and motivation behind the decision. Despite criticism, IBA stands by its policies.

Controversy Over Boxer with Male Chromosomes Competing Against Female Opponents

The International Olympic Committee faced controversy after a boxer with male chromosomes competed against female opponents. IOC President Thomas Bach defended the participation of the boxers but later had to issue a correction. The situation sparked outrage and debate around transgender issues and women's rights in sports.

Gender Controversy at Paris Olympics Boxing Match

Italian boxer Angela Carini abandoned her match against Algerian Imane Khelif at the Paris Olympics due to a gender controversy. The International Olympic Committee defended Khelif's eligibility amid accusations of failing gender eligibility tests.

Gender Controversy in Boxing at the Olympics

The International Olympic Committee defends the right of male boxers who failed a gender test to compete against female athletes, despite criticism and a controversial incident where a male boxer allegedly broke a female boxer's nose during a match.

Controversy Over Boxer with 'XY Chromosomes' Competing in Women's Olympics

The International Olympic Committee allowed a boxer with 'XY chromosomes' to compete in the women's competition despite not meeting the required eligibility criteria, sparking controversy and social media backlash.

International Olympic Committee's Guidelines on Addressing Transgender Athletes

The International Olympic Committee has updated its guidelines to direct media on how to address transgender athletes, discouraging the use of terms like “biological male” or “biological female”. The guidelines aim to promote gender equality and fair representation in sports coverage.

Prank Call on International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach

The International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach fell prey to a prank call from individuals claiming to be from the African Union amid tensions with Russia over athlete restrictions at the Paris Games. The IOC believes this is part of a Russian disinformation campaign.