The International Paralympic Committee (IPC), a privately owned organization founded in 1989 and headquartered in Germany, is the international governing body for the Paralympic Movement. Employing approximately 370 people, the IPC's main activity is the organization and oversight of Paralympic Games. Its responsibilities include supporting over 200 member organizations, developing Paralympic sports, advocating for social inclusion, and acting as the international federation for ten specific Paralympic sports.
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) banned Para athletics athlete Katty Julieth Hurtado for two years on an unspecified date for violating the IPC Anti-Doping Code. An Independent Anti-Doping Tribunal determined the sanction. On an unspecified date, the IPC reaffirmed Michael Hamukwaya as its recognized contact person for Namibia, despite his August suspension from the Namibia National Paralympic Committee. On an unspecified date, the IPC appointed Kristina Molloy as its Deputy Chief Executive Officer. Molloy previously served as Chief Membership and Impact Officer, joining in 2022. On September 11, the IPC welcomed Bonn Mayor Katja Dörner and Dennis Sonne to its campus for a visit focusing on accessibility and inclusive design. The IPC announced that Professor Wayne Derman will be a keynote speaker at its 2025 conference in Cairo, Egypt.
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