Olympic champ ends landmark seven-year legal fight
She won a ruling at the European Court of Human Rights in July, but Caster Semenya has decided to end her legal battle against sex eligibility rules.
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Semenya wins appeal against testosterone rules
Olympic champ Caster Semenya has won an appeal against testosterone rules after it was determined she was discriminated against.
'Sick of being gaslit': Backlash to ban, new rules
Track and field's ban on transgender athletes from international competition has evoked a wide range of reactions.
Athletics bans transgender female athletes
The governing body has handed down a pair of decisions expected to be met with "outrage" a year out from the Olympics.
Defiant Semenya returns in world championships twist
Caster Semenya heads into this year's world championships in the unusual position of having virtually no chance to win.
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Teenagers in Olympic testosterone controversy
Two Namibian runners threw track and field's contentious testosterone issue back into the Olympic spotlight as they blitzed the field.
Semenya taking case to Court of Human Rights
Caster Semenya is going to the European Court of Human Rights to challenge rules that prohibit her from competing.
Study shows Semenya has advantage: IAAF
The IAAF says a new study showing high testosterone helps women run better shows Caster Semenya has an advantage.
Controversial athlete to pick up 2011 World gold
Caster Semenya will get her gold medal from the 2011 World Championships after another athlete was DQ'd.
Semenya receives backing against new testosterone rule
Kenyan Rio Olympic Games 800-metres bronze medallist Margaret Wambui has joined champion Caster Semenya in railing against new IAAF testosterone regulations.