OLYMPICS/Taiwan to take legal action over boxing accusations after Paris Games
08/08/2024 06:19 PM
The Taiwanese government plans to take legal action against the International Boxing Association (IBA) regarding its unfounded accusations over boxer Lin Yu-ting's (林郁婷) gender eligibility after the Paris Olympic Games, the Executive Yuan said Thursday.
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