Olympics 2024 Paris, Highlighted Updates

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region (Kurdistan 24) – The Olympics 2024 Paris has been interesting and included a variety of themes, aspects, dimensions and issues. Over the past few days, there is a tense discussion, also concerns by the female athletes and their opponents in Paris Olympics.

The experts and boards are worried about balancing and equal strengths, especially, in regards to testosterone level, physical abilities, gender eligibility and other hormonal changes that have impact on the human body, particularly, related matters to genders-based physical and skills as well as sexual orientations too.

The incident of the Algerian boxer Iman Khelif against Italian Angela Carini has come under scrutiny by the officials in the Olympics.  

There is an ongoing dispute about that issue, and officials raised concerns and require dealing withs by boards and committees to find solutions and explanations to each point was highlighted by the athletes and all other parties representing each respect separately.

The equestrian, British horsewoman Charlotte Dujardin's withdrew due to repeatedly striking a horse with a long whip around its legs, that was recorded in a video dated back to few years ago in a training session. As a consequence, the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI) suspended Dujardin for six months.

Brazil's Ana Carolina Vieira was removed from the Olympics

Chinese swimmers failed drug tests, as well as Polly Waffle, Tang tests were positive on types of banned drugs.  

Read More: First positive doping test at Paris Olympics is Iraqi judoka for anabolic steroids

Friday’s medalist from the Olympic 2024 Paris as following:

China stays on the top for winning gold medals and USA is the second.  

Gold medal for Great Britain team: Emily Craig and Imogen Grant in the women's lightweight sculls!

Diving Men's: 

Gold for Chinese team (Daoyi Long, Zongyuan Wang)

Silver for Mexico (Juan Manuel Celaya Hernandez, Osmar Olvera Ibarra)

Bronze for British team (Anthony Harding, Jack Laugher)

Rowing Men's:

Gold for Croatia team (Martin Sinkovic, Valent Sinkovic)

Silver for British team (Oliver Wynne-Griffith, Tom George)

Bronze for Switzerland team (Roman Roeoesli, Andrin Gulich)

Lightweight Men's Double Sculls: 

Gold for Ireland (Fintan Mc Carthy, Paul O Donovan)

Silver for Italy (Stefano Oppo, Gabriel Soares)

Bronze for Greece (Antonios Papakonstantinou, Petros Gkaidatzis)

Women's: 

Gold for Netherlands (Ymkje Clevering, Veronique Meester)

Silver for Romania (Ioana Vrinceanu, Roxana Anghel)

Bronze for Australia (Jess Morrison, Annabelle McIntyre)

Read More: Paris Olympics Highlights