OLYMPIC CHARTER

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Olympic Charter In force as from 8 July 2011 and green rings at the bottom in accordance with the following graphic reproduction. The Olympic symbol expresses the activity of the Olympic Movement and represents the union of the five continents and the meeting of athletes from throughout the world at the Olympic Games. 9 The Olympic flag* The Olympic flag has a white background, with no border. The Olympic symbol in its five colours is located in its centre. 10 The Olympic motto* The Olympic motto “Citius – Altius – Fortius” expresses the aspirations of the Olympic Movement. 11 Olympic emblems* An Olympic emblem is an integrated design associating the Olympic rings with another distinctive element. 21
The Olympic Movement 12 The Olympic anthem* The Olympic anthem is the musical work entitled “Olympic anthem”, composed by Spiro Samara. 13 The Olympic flame, Olympic torches* 1. The Olympic flame is the flame which is kindled in Olympia under the authority of the IOC. 2. An Olympic torch is a portable torch, or a replica thereof, as approved by the IOC and intended for combustion of the Olympic flame. 14 Olympic designations* An Olympic designation is any visual or audio representation of any association, connection or other link with the Olympic Games, the Olympic Movement, or any constituent thereof. Bye-law to Rules 7-14 1. Legal Protection: 22 1.1 The IOC may take all appropriate steps to obtain the legal protection for itself, on both a national and international basis, of the rights over the Olympic Games and over any Olympic property. 1.2 Each NOC is responsible to the IOC for the observance, in its country, of Rules 7-14 and BLR 7-14. It shall take steps to prohibit any use of any Olympic properties which would be contrary to such Rules or their Bye-laws. It shall also endeavour to obtain, for the benefit of the IOC, protection of the Olympic properties of the IOC.
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