Rights
As defined in the Olympic Charter, the Olympic games are designed to encourage a positive relationship between countries. In several places, rules against violence and injustice are specifically emphasized using words like,
Participating nations have the right to send qualified athletes to compete in the games. These athletes have the right to be able to participate safely. This right was indirectly denied to athletes during the 1972 Olympics due to low security measures leading to the opportunity for disaster.
- “fair play”
- “promote peace”
- “strengthen the unity”
- “service of humanity”
- “equality of men and women”
- “oppose political abuse”
Participating nations have the right to send qualified athletes to compete in the games. These athletes have the right to be able to participate safely. This right was indirectly denied to athletes during the 1972 Olympics due to low security measures leading to the opportunity for disaster.