World Athletics sets 40 per cent rule for women on national boards by 2029
World Athletics says national track and field federation executive boards must be at least 40 per cent female by 2029.
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Coventry’s IOC poll victory Africa’s win, says Adelabu
Former international footballer, Adegoke Adelabu, has described the emergence of Zimbabwe’s Sports Minister and double Olympic swimming champion, Kirsty Coventry, as new president of the International Olympics Committee (IOC) as “groundbreaking” not only for Africa, but the entire sporting world.
NCAA faces calls to follow World Athletics, enact cheek-swab tests to compete in women's sports
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World Athletics to introduce genetic tests for women
World Athletics president Sebastian Coe said Tuesday that the track and field's governing body has approved the introduction of cheek swabs and dry blood-spot tests for female athletes in order to maintain "the integrity of competition."
World Athletics boss vows to 'doggedly' protect women's sports as cheek-swab tests introduced
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Female track and field athletes to undergo genetic testing - ESPN
NANJING, China — World Athletics president Sebastian Coe said Tuesday that the track and field's governing body has approved the introduction of cheek swabs and dry blood-spot tests for female athletes in order to maintain «the integrity of competition.»
World Athletics approves cheek swabbing to determine athletes’ biological sex
World Athletics has approved the introduction of cheek swabbing to determine if an athlete is biologically female.
World Athletics to introduce genetic tests for women
BENGALURU : Female athletes will soon have to undergo a one-time genetic test to compete in women's events, World Athletics president Sebastian Coe said on Tuesday, after proposals to tighten eligibility rules were discussed at the body's council.