Imane Khelif, Algeria's first gold medalist in women's boxing, has filed a cyberbullying lawsuit in France against notable figures including JK Rowling and Elon Musk, following extensive online harassment she faced during the Paris Olympics. The lawsuit, filed by her attorney Nabil Boudi, alleges that Khelif was subjected to misogynistic and racist abuse, exacerbated by false claims regarding her gender. The International Boxing Association previously disqualified Khelif from the 2023 World Championships due to unclear gender tests, leading to a public outcry and scrutiny during the Olympics. Rowling and Musk's controversial comments on social media contributed to the harassment, with Rowling sharing a photo of Khelif's opponent in distress and Musk reposting messages against transgender athletes in women's sports. Boudi emphasized that the investigation could extend beyond those named, targeting anyone involved in the harassment campaign, including potential involvement from former President Donald Trump. This case highlights the serious implications of cyberbullying in the realm of sports and the responsibilities of public figures in shaping narratives.