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Athletes slam IOC's 'no grief symbols' diktat

The International Olympic Committee yesterday warned against wearing black armbands and other symbols of mourning during competitions at the Sochi 2014 Games, in a controversy that has raised strong emotions among athletes

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Torah Bright

Torah Bright

Sochi: The International Olympic Committee yesterday warned against wearing black armbands and other symbols of mourning during competitions at the Sochi 2014 Games, in a controversy that has raised strong emotions among athletes.

The question of whether the IOC's charter allows athletes to make public displays of grief has turned into a major issue in Sochi after Norwegian ski stars wore black bands to remember the late brother of a teammate.

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