Caster Semenya
Olympic Champion with Disorder of Sexual Development
Caster Semenya was born with male chromosomes (XY) and testes.
Save Women's Sports believes that this should disqualify Semenya from competing against women.
Read the article "Caster Semenya: ten years of controversy"
2016 Olympics - Semenya (on right)
3/14/20 'Supernatural' Semenya turns to 200m sprint to salvage track and field career
9/6/19 Semenya Joins Pro Women's Soccer Team
7/30/19 Semenya Not Allowed to Race at World Championships
Earlier Swiss Court Ruling is overturned. Caster Semenya is denied entry at world championships.
5/29/19 Semenya Files Appeal to Swiss Court
- Semenya given huge boost as Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland suspends IAAF regulations
Court of Arbitration of Sport has decided that the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) is fair in it's decision limit testosterone levels to <5 nmol/L in athletes with 46 XY DSD who identify as women.
The Guardian - Caster Semenya loses landmark legal case against IAAF over testosterone levels
ESPN - Caster Semenya loses landmark gender case against IAAF rules
BBC Sport - Caster Semenya: Olympic 800m champion loses appeal against IAAF testosterone rules
CNN - Caster Semenya ruling redefines what it means to be female in sport
The Times UK - Caster Semenya case: Women’s athletics star is ‘biological male’
Quillette - A Victory for Female Athletes Everywhere
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