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

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Bukeka
8 years ago

Discrimination of the worst kind

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Roxy Bawden
8 years ago

This is very unfair, how can we discriminate on her faith by what has been produced in her body???She did not cheat or take any drugs, its NOT her fault.

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Ramona Ramen
8 years ago

IAAF-Stands for Idiots and Asses Front as far as I am concerned

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Anonymous
8 years ago

South Africa

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Ramona
8 years ago

this is discrimination of the worse kind, we will stand for it, 100 % behind Semenya..

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Kelly WF
8 years ago

The IAAF needs to go and take a hike - useless idiots!

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Mags
8 years ago

Against the IAAF ruling

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Disgracefull

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Bronzley
8 years ago

This is discrimanatory.

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Trish
8 years ago

It's unhealthy to mess with your hormones. Everyone knows that. I can't believe they are asking her to predispose herself to disease . Outrageous

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Hamish Narsey
8 years ago

This is 1st world country bullying and discrimination against female and black diversity. No place for this in sport.

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Kelly
8 years ago

It's ok to be different

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Mesuli
8 years ago

No to IAAF's discrimanatory rules

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Vannestasia
8 years ago

It is unfair...she trained hard to be where she is ..they just being sexist towards her.

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Lizelle Blair
8 years ago

Any ruling which does not include ALL events and competitors is not inclusive and therefore biased.

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Cecilia Nel
8 years ago

This is against everyone constitutional rights and discrimination

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lawrence
8 years ago

this is outright discrimination . where is the ethics of the IAAF.

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Yolande Padayachee
8 years ago

I feel this is rubbish! It's not their fault they are born this way.

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Reid
8 years ago

You cannot force people to take drugs to alter their natural conditions.

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Mashiteletji Ledwaba
8 years ago

STOP