Bach: Athletes have no problem wearing hijab in the Olympics
According to Tasnim news agency, Thomas Bach said: This organization always respects all nationalities and people and does not discriminate against athletes. The rules of the International Olympic Committee and the technical rules of the federations apply, and athletes can wear hijab in the Olympic villages and halls. Some sports have clothing restrictions for technical safety reasons. We have the Olympic Charter, which does not allow any discrimination, but we must know that the athletes are not in a bubble, but in a national context, in the laws of their country.
The president of the International Olympic Committee stated that the Paris Olympics will use artificial intelligence to remove unpleasant comments that may offend athletes or members of the International Olympic Committee. The IOC will use artificial intelligence in Paris in a variety of ways. One of them is security, as we expect half a billion social media posts during these games. If someone took just one second to read each message, it would take 16 years. The increase in security measures is related to the situation in Ukraine and the conflict between Palestine and Israel.
The Paris Olympics will be held from August 5 to August 21.
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