Caster Semenya Won Her Case, But Not the Right to Compete
4.5 (629) · $ 15.50 · In stock
Caster Semenya, a South African Olympic runner, won her discrimination case in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) last week. Yet paradoxically, Semenya and many other women athletes may still be banned from competing in sports under World Athletics regulations.
Caster Semenya can't compete in her best Olympics track events without hormone suppressants, court rules
Caster Semenya and the Pursuit of Fairness in Sport — CONQA Group
Caster Semenya's Olympic dream a topic of controversy – Orange County Register
Hormone Levels Are Being Used to Discriminate against Female Athletes
In the Ruling Against Caster Semenya, Bogus Science Is Being Used to Stifle the Vulnerable
The return of Caster Semenya: Olympic favourite and ticking timebomb, Caster Semenya
News Human Rights Watch
Caster Semenya case 'threatens to destroy women's sport
What to Know About Olympic Runner Caster Semenya, and Why Her Case Matters for Gender Discrimination in Sports
Medical dilemma on the track: Caster Semenya divides opinion in Rio Olympic debut – Chicago Tribune
Semenya ruling could have impact on transgender, intersex athletes
Olympian Caster Semenya Wins Legal Battle Over Testing Of, 60% OFF
Book Review: 'The Race to Be Myself,' by Caster Semenya - The New York Times
Let Caster Run! We Should Celebrate Semenya's Extraordinary Talent
