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LA28 Paralympic Games

15 - 27 AUG 2028
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French Alps 2030 Paralympic Winter Games

01 - 10 mar 2030
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Brisbane 2032 Paralympic Games

24 Aug - 5 Sept 2032
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a group of Para athletes walking at an opening ceremony
Logo National Paralympic Committee of the Netherlands.

Netherlands

National Paralympic Committee of the Netherlands

Photo Gallery

Two men in wheelchair chairs collide playing wheelchair rugby
Three Dutch women pose in photo with Japanese kid
Female snowboarders line up at the start gate ready to go
Lisa Bunschoten (bib No. 7) leads the way in the first ever women's four-by-four snowboard-cross race
A picture of a man with a gold medal around his neck during a medal ceremony
a female vision impaired swimmer is tapped on the head during breaststroke
Man in racing chair smiles crossing finish line tape
a female wheelchair tennis player hits a forehand
Group photo of Dutch Para dressage team on podium
Dutch man sits in rowing boat and smiles
Two male wheelchair rugby players clash chairs
Dutch cyclist Vincent Ter Schure looking down while wearing a competition helmet and orange gear
female wheelchair basketball players from Netherlands and Great Britain reaching up for the ball
Paralympic Medals
GAMES YEAR WINTER/SUMMER MEDALS
Paris 2024 Paralympic Games 2024 27 17 12
Beijing 2022 2022 Winter 0 3 1
Tokyo 2020 2021 Summer 25 17 17
PyeongChang 2018 2018 Winter 3 3 1
Rio 2016 2016 Summer 17 19 26
Sochi 2014 2014 Winter 1 0 0
London 2012 2012 Summer 10 10 19
Beijing 2008 2008 Summer 5 10 7
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