What is the IPC's position on gender equality in sport?

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) actively advocates for equal opportunities for all genders in Paralympic sports. This position recognizes the importance of inclusivity in sport and promotes a fair playing field for both male and female athletes. By supporting gender equality, the IPC aims to empower athletes regardless of gender, ensuring that everyone has the chance to participate, compete, and excel in Paralympic events. This commitment reflects a broader societal push towards equality and representation in all areas, including sports.

On the other hand, neutrality on the topic would mean that the IPC does not take a stance or action regarding gender issues, which does not align with its active advocacy for equality. Supporting only male athletes or focusing solely on promoting female athletes would undermining the goal of achieving equal opportunities for all. By embracing a holistic approach to gender equality, the IPC demonstrates its dedication to fostering an inclusive environment in Paralympic sports.