Latest articles on Caster Semenya Gender Row
‘I’m targeted because I’m undefeated’ — Caster
The 28 year-old has been embroiled in a bitter legal battle with the IAAF over rules that force female athletes to regulate their testosterone levels
What we talk about when we talk about Caster Semenya
Semenya's fight tells us much about how the world sees black women, especially as they compete for gold.
Caster to appeal CAS ruling
The Olympic gold medallist will appeal the ruling which is set to bar her from participating without artificially reducing her testosterone levels
Athletics SA appeal Semenya judgment
The next chapter in the prolonged battle to secure the professional future of Caster Semenya is about to be written
Semenya verdict ‘beyond absurd’
The rejection of her appeal flirts with scientific facts, leaving room for ambiguity
Caster’s fate to be announced by sports body on Wednesday
IAAF to rule whether naturally occurring higher testosterone of Olympic champion is legal
Meet the experts who will determine Semenya’s fate
We take a look at some of the experts who will be called up in Caster Semenya’s case at the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Semenya’s lawyers slam IAAF for ‘confidentiality breach’
Earlier on Monday, the IAAF published on its website the names of those who it hopes will justify the need for the new rules in female competition
Caster Semenya case kicks off
Semenya is fighting regulations that would require her to lower her testosterone levels artificially
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