Gender verification and regulations have a sordid history of discriminating against intersex athletes and women of color, and were first mandated by the International Olympic Committee.
In her new memoir, ‘The Race to be Myself,' the South African Olympian, who has been banned from racing because of elevated testosterone levels, shares her battle to run free.
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Caster Semenya had her rights infringed when Switzerland failed to examine her complaint regarding a restriction on testosterone levels in female Olympic athletes.
Caster Semenya has made an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights following the World Athletics' controversial 'testosterone' ban.
The 2010s saw protest movements across the continent embrace social media in their quest to make change.
In 'I Wanted to be a Soldier', the two-time Olympic gold medalist finally speaks out about the injustices she's faced.
The two-time Olympic gold medalist has joined the Gauteng-based JVW Football Club.
The athlete says her gender used to be questioned growing up.
The Swiss Federal Supreme Court has reversed the earlier judgment that temporarily suspended the IAAF's testosterone regulations.
This is in spite of the Swiss Federal Tribunal's rejection of the IAAF's urgent application to have the testosterone regulations imposed on the athlete reinstated.
The indomitable athlete won the 2000m race in Paris yesterday amid her battle with the IAAF.
The Swiss Supreme Court has suspended the controversial testosterone ruling in light of the South African athlete's recent appeal.