The entire women's team of the Saudi Arabian participants to the 2012 London Olympics poses for the camera.
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The entire women's team of the Saudi Arabian participants to the 2012 London Olympics poses for the camera.
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Right after I posted this blog, this article appeared in my mailbox:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/02/20/why-won-t-ioc-push-saudi-arabia-on-women-for-olympic-games.html
“In Saudi, women do not get to compete in elite sport—let alone exercise, play, or even participate in physical education. They can’t even watch a sports match. “No women allowed” is what life is like for girls and women in Saudi Arabia who aspire to run, throw a ball, swim, or ride a bike. In six months, the London Summer Olympics will open with fireworks and fanfare. Teams from every country will parade proudly at the Opening Ceremony. One team, Saudi Arabia, plans to send only men.
The International Olympic Committee is the keeper of the Olympic flame, and has immense power over national Olympic committees. In the same way we demand that athletes play by the rules, Saudi Arabia should not be allowed to violate the Olympic Charter’s ban on “discrimination of any kind.””