Refugee Olympic medal
Refugee Olympic medal
Refugee Olympic medal
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Uzbek boxer Hasanboy Dusmatov has successfully defended his title, winning a gold medal in the men's flyweight final at the Paris 2024 Olympics, defeating France's Billal Bennama by unanimous decision. This victory marks Dusmatov's second Olympic gold, having previously won in Rio 2016. Meanwhile, the Refugee Olympic Team celebrated a historic achievement as Cindy Ngamba became the first member to win a medal, earning a bronze in the women's 75kg category after losing in the semi-finals to Panama's Atheyna Bylon. Ngamba, originally from Cameroon, has faced significant personal challenges, including navigating her refugee status and the complexities of her sexuality in a country where it is illegal. The Refugee Olympic Team has expanded significantly since its inception, highlighting the plight of refugees worldwide amid rising global displacement. Both athletes' achievements underscore the diverse narratives and struggles present at the Olympic Games.

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