From Semenya to Thomas: 5 sportspeople who changed the gender rules
The decision taken by World Athletics on Thursday to ban male-to-female transgender athletes from women's competition is likely to have a wider effect on global sports.
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World Athletics bans transgender women from female sporting events
South African middle-distance runner and 2016 Olympic gold medallist Caster Semenya is no longer eligible to compete. (Photo by Phill Magakoe / AFP)
Title IX's 50th anniversary: Debate over transgender athletes rages
Donna de Varona reacts to the world governing body for swimming restricting transgender swimmers from women's events on 'America Reports.'
No simple solution in the battle over trans inclusion in women’s sport
Forget Centre Court, St Andrews or Wembley. The biggest battles in this summer of sport are being fought over in the boardrooms and backrooms, as federations wrestle with the thorniest question of all: should transgender women be allowed to participate in female sport?
Swimmer Lia Thomas latest target in 'culture war' on trans athletes, critics say
When transgender athletes win, they make headlines — but when they lose, it goes largely unnoticed.
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IOC’s new transgender guidance criticised as unfair towards female sport
The International Olympic Committee’s new transgender framework has come under fire from medical experts who work for multiple sports federations, including World Athletics, World Triathlon and the International Cycling Union, who say it opens the door to unfair competition in female sport.