International Olympic Committee Bans Athlete Protests

The transcript discusses new Olympic guidelines prohibiting political, religious, or racial demonstrations at Olympic sites. Athletes can express views in press conferences and media. The guidelines aim to maintain neutrality and harmony. Gwen Berry opposes these rules, viewing them as a form of control. Violations will be investigated and may lead to disciplinary action.

What do the new Olympic guidelines prohibit at Olympic sites?

• Taking photographs

• Any form of demonstration or propaganda

• Cheering for teams

• Wearing national flags

Where are athletes allowed to express their views according to the guidelines?

• In the Olympic Village

• On the podium

• During press conferences and interviews

• During competitions

What is the committee's reasoning for keeping Olympic venues neutral?

• To increase sponsorships

• To avoid media attention

• To promote harmony in a divided world

• To support local cultures

What is Gwen Berry's stance on the new guidelines?

• She fully supports them

• She is indifferent to them

• She thinks they are too lenient

• She believes they are a form of control

What action will be taken against those who violate the guidelines?

• Public apology

• No action will be taken

• Investigation and possible disciplinary action

• Immediate disqualification