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Opinion: IOC can no longer ignore China’s human rights abuses in run-up to 2022 Beijing Olympics

Nancy Armour, USA TODAYComments Off on Opinion: IOC can no longer ignore China’s human rights abuses in run-up to 2022 Beijing Olympics

The IOC talks a good game about the Olympics being a beacon for tolerance and fairness. But at the 2008 Games, the IOC let China's abuses go unchecked

      
Nancy Armour, USA TODAY
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