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South Africa challenges IAAF's amended policy regarding female athletes with sexual differences

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mary
8 years ago

Definitely equality for all.

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Marietha Grundlingh
8 years ago

Totally opposed to this ruling!

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Bruce Dunn
8 years ago

Hi Guys, I think this is very appauling to say the least. This was done to target one specific person and we should fight this together as a country.

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Bruce Dunn
8 years ago

Hi Guys, I think this is very appauling to say the least. This was done to target one specific person and we should fight this together as a country.

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Thabs Tshezi
8 years ago

I’m totally against the IAAF ruling against Caasta Semenya, I consider it rude and sexist.

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YOLANDA van Tricht
8 years ago

Absolutely not fair. Where will it stop!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

She is our South African Champion.

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Khulile Mthiyane
8 years ago

What a violation, she didn't manipulate her body to be this way she was born this way.

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Shireen Michell
8 years ago

It's ridiculous - she still has to train as hard as the other females running, regardless of her hormone levels! God made her that way - she should be accepted as she is!

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Peaceful Dlamini
8 years ago

Immoral

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Pierre Buckley
8 years ago

In a time when gender, sexual identity, sexual orientation and expression are constantly being challenged in society this case takes ten steps back in a world that will acknowledge people for who they are and not what they look like. Let us unite against 'rule' that inhibit people abilities, passions and their true authenticity.

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Fran McKnight
8 years ago

Not her fault born that way

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david
8 years ago

This means all intelligent kids in schools, should also be given drugs to suppress their God given intelligence. They have an unfair advantage. Really ridiculous

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Debbie Fisher
8 years ago

What they are doing is disgusting. She is an athlete representing our country. And she doing us proud. Keep it up.

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Gavin Purchase
8 years ago

What will happen when the men race - but one has a much higher "Natural" testosterone level than the others - If they can do it for women, then why not for the men also? Just because she has a natural advantage - why force her to take drugs to race - Isn't is supposed to about "Anti-Doping" - Hey levelling playing fields because some cried "Unfair" is a pathetic idea - everyone is different - and some people are better at things than others - Its called life -

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Colleen Nesbitt
8 years ago

This is wrong on so many levels!

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angelique ilderton
8 years ago

she has worked so hard to be where she is even if they put her in a mens race - she will win as well - she is determined and strong enough to beat anyone whether its male or female she is an awesome individual and sa should be proud

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Vinesh
8 years ago

she is a 100% lady

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Taurean
8 years ago

This is crap, shes born unique and now you want to take that away.

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Taurean
8 years ago

This is crap, shes born unique and now you want to take that away.