The Olympics: A Double-Edged Sword

This chapter explores the intricate ties between the Olympic Games and human rights, revealing the adverse effects on marginalized communities in host nations. Through historical examples, it critiques the IOC's proclaimed ideals of peace against the backdrop of real-life oppression and socio-economic exploitation. The discussion raises ethical concerns, questioning the morality of prioritizing profit and tourism over the welfare of local populations.

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