Daisy Zantjer, 39, is accused of poisoning her husband, Allan Zantjet, by mixing Tetrahydrozoline in his drink without his knowledge. Tetrahydrozoline is often found in over-the-counter eye drops and nasal sprays.
Khelif has been identified as female since birth, is documented as a woman on her passport, and has competed in women's boxing from the beginning of her career.
Former President Donald Trump stirred controversy by falsely claiming Algerian boxer Angela Carini lost to a transgender athlete Imane Khelif at the Paris Olympics 2024. Despite the misinformation, Khelif advanced to the semifinals, showcasing her resilience and dedication.
However, the world indoor silver medalist swiftly corrected her actions, shaking her head slightly and wagging her finger before repeating the salute with her left hand.
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif faced racism, sexism, and transphobia after her Italian opponent withdrew from their bout at the Paris 2024 Olympics, but she triumphed over Hungarian boxer Anna Luca Hamori to secure a medal. Despite facing misinformation and controversy, Khelif's performance showcased her exceptional skills and determination.
Before the semifinal, she was reportedly barred from the warm-up area by officials who said she could not access the facilities unless she arrived on the team bus.
The Lakshya Sen vs. Viktor Axelsen Paris 2024 Olympics men's singles badminton semifinal will take place on Sunday, August 4, at the La Chapelle Arena.
IOC President Thomas Bach defended boxers Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting against gender-related controversy, asserting their eligibility for Paris 2024 with the "clear definition of a woman." He condemned the "hate speech" and "politically motivated cultural war" surrounding their participation.
Olympic gymnastics champion Simone Biles responded to Donald Trump's controversial "Black jobs" comments after winning gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics, tweeting "I love my black job." NBA star LeBron James supported her statement, highlighting criticism of Trump's remarks on immigration and racial stereotypes.
Italian boxer Angela Carini apologized to her Algerian opponent, Imane Khelif, for abruptly exiting their Olympic bout without a handshake, explaining her frustration over losing a medal chance. The IOC defended Khelif's eligibility amid social media criticism, emphasizing non-discrimination and compliance with regulations.