Paris Olympics to Provide 300,000 Condoms, Lifts Intimacy Ban

In a move to promote athlete well-being, the 2024 Paris Olympics will offer condoms and mental health resources while reintroducing physical intimacy.

The 2024 Paris Olympics will provide 300,000 condoms to athletes, lifting the intimacy ban imposed during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics due to COVID-19.
Organizers also announced initiatives for mental health resources and cyberbullying support, aiming for inclusivity and athlete well-being.
The distribution of condoms, a tradition since the Seoul Olympics, aims to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS.
No alcohol will be available in the Olympic Village, but athletes can enjoy French specialties and a vast buffet.
The Paris Olympics will feature four new sports, including skateboarding and surfing, amidst extensive security measures and a unique Seine River opening ceremony.