VOICED : La justicia suiza rechaza recurso de Semenya para competir sin tratamiento

Caster Semenya, a South African athlete, faces restrictions from competing without hormone treatment to lower her testosterone levels. The Swiss Supreme Court upheld these regulations for fairness in sports. Semenya, who has hyperandrogenism, plans to appeal internationally. The World Athletics regulations, validated by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, set testosterone limits for female athletes in certain events. The Lausanne Federal Court argues that high testosterone gives an unfair advantage, but acknowledges the potential harm of hormone treatment. Semenya remains optimistic about competing in the 200 meters at the Tokyo Olympics, which is not affected by these rules.

What was the decision of the Swiss Supreme Court regarding Caster Semenya's ability to compete?

• She must undergo hormone treatment to compete.

• She can compete without any conditions.

• She can only compete in non-international events.

• She is banned from all competitions.

What did the Court of Arbitration for Sport decide about World Athletics' testosterone regulations?

• They declared the regulations invalid.

• They validated the regulations.

• They postponed the decision.

• They recommended further research.

Which distances are affected by the World Athletics testosterone regulations?

• 400 meters to the mile

• Mile to marathon

• 200 meters to 400 meters

• 100 meters to 200 meters

How does Caster Semenya view the testosterone regulations?

• As a fair measure for competition

• As discriminatory and a violation of dignity

• As a temporary inconvenience

• As a necessary health precaution

In which event does Caster Semenya plan to compete at the Tokyo Olympics?

• 800 meters

• 200 meters

• 100 meters

• 1500 meters