Olympiske flygtningehold ved sommer-OL 2016
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| Ved sommer-OL 2016 i Rio de Janeiro | |||||
| Deltagere | 10 deltagere i 3 sportsgrene | ||||
| Fanebærer | Rose Lokonyen  | ||||
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| Olympiske flygtningehold ved sommer-OL | |||||
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Det olympiske flygtningehold (Refugee Olympic Team) deltog ved sommer-OL 2016 i Rio de Janeiro i Brasilien. I marts 2016 erklærede præsidenten for Internationale Olympiske Komité (IOC) Thomas Bach, at IOC ville vælge fem til ti flygtninge til at konkurrere ved OL i Rio, i forbindelse med den "verdensomspændende flygtningekrise",[1] hvoraf flygtningekrisen i Europa var en fremtrædende del.
Deltagere
| Deltager | Oprindelsesland | Værts-NOC | Sport | Konkurrence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| James Chiengjiek |  Sydsudan |  Kenya | Atletik | 400 m |
| Yiech Biel | Sydsudan | Kenya | Atletik | 800 m |
| Paulo Lokoro | Sydsudan | Kenya | Atletik | 1500 m |
| Yonas Kinde |  Etiopien |  Luxembourg | Atletik | Marathon |
| Popole Misenga |  Demokratiske Republik Congo |  Brasilien | Judo | 90 kg |
| Rami Anis |  Syrien |  Belgien | Svømning | 100 m butterfly |
| Rose Lokonyen | Sydsudan | Kenya | Atletik | 800 m |
| Anjelina Lohalith | Sydsudan | Kenya | Atletik | 1500 m |
| Yolande Mabika | Demokratiske Republik Congo | Brasilien | Judo | 70 kg |
| Yusra Mardini | Syrien |  Tyskland | Svømning | 100 m fri |
Referencer
- ^ "Refugee Olympic Team to Shine Spotlight On Worldwide Refugee Crisis". International Olympic Committee. 3. juni 2016. Hentet 3. juni 2016.
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