Caster Semina: South Africa’s double Olympic champion won the European Human Rights in the European Human Rights Rights in her long legal battle over athletics’s sexual qualification rules.

The Swiss Federal Supreme Court violated the appropriate hearing authority of Caster Semmenia when she lost a 2020’s appeal against the rules of the global athletics who effectively banned her, the European Supreme Court ruled.

The double 800 meter Olympic champion won the European Human Rights (ECHR) in her long legal battle over athletics’s sexual qualification rules.

The 34 -year -old semenia was born with the variation of sexual development (DSD), and the global athletics was unable to compete in 800 meters since the testosterone level for track events ranging from 400 meters to miles in 2019.

South Africa’s Middle Distance Runner believes that global athletics have shown discrimination against L Thorits with DSD that they reduce testosterone levels to qualify.

Speaking to the BBC Sport after the outcome, Semenia said: “This is bigger than our thoughts. I don’t think it’s about the competition. It’s about human rights. This is about the protection of L Le all.

“It is my role to make noise for those who can’t speak.”

Athletics’s governing body rules have been urged, which was expanded to expand all women tracks and field events in 2023, to ensure proper competition and protect the women’s category.

Semainia was the Olympic Champion in 2012 and 2016 in more than 800 meters.

In १ In, she failed the rules of global athletics in Sport (CAS) for Switzerland-based arbitration.

In July 2023 ECHR ruled in favor of the semenia In the case related to the level of testosterone in the female LE thieves.

The case in ECHR was not against sporting bodies or DSD rules, but especially for the Samenia’s rights against the government of Switzerland and on the date of date Swiss Supreme Court’s decision From 2020.

The Switzerland government requested to send this case to the ECHR Grand Chamber, which has now been found that the Swiss decision did not meet the need for specific rigidity under the section ((right of the right hearing) on ​​human rights on human rights.

The judge said that the review of the Swiss court was less than that.

However, the Grand Chamber found Semenia’s complaints as an irreversible as section 8 (the right to respect private life), 2 ((the right to effective measures) and १ 14 (not falling into Switzerland’s jurisdiction).

In this case the Swiss government is concerned and not the global let the thief, but the current restrictions on the DSD LE Thalets will not be immediately affected.

Seminaa said that the result was “overwhelming”: “For a person who has stopped for more than 15 years, being able to listen to it, that is, I have to say, that you have heard, is a beautiful feeling.

“The past is the past. That is, we focus on the future. I will say, I will say regeneration. And, feel like it is complete.”

The decisions taken by the Grand Chamber of the ECHR are not open to appeal.

The semenia case can now return to the Swiss Federal Court in Los.

Athlete’s lawyer Skona Jolly said that before making the next movement, they need time to process the decision, but the BBC Sport Semina told that “” has been proved “.

“To date, we need to take care of the fundamental rights of the LeTT, sitting on the stewardship of international games,” Jolly said.

It is not possible to say, “It is not possible to put it aside and say, ‘The significant right of the Leett is no matter.” They do. “

World Athletics refused to comment.