Caster Semenya competes at a Diamond League meet in Qatar earlier this month. [Caster Semenya ruling uses an unscientific definition of who is female, critics say]Semenya has not announced plans to appeal individually. Semenya competed in a Diamond League event May 3, two days after the CAS ruling, and posted a world-leading time of 1:54.98 in the 800. After the race, Semenya told reporters she would not take medications to suppress her testosterone levels but would be defending her 800 title at the world championships. Read more about Caster Semenya:Court rules Olympic runner Caster Semenya must use hormone-suppressing drugs to competeCourt says Caster Semenya must take testosterone-suppressing hormones to competeStop trying to make Caster Semenya fit a narrow idea of womanhood.

Source: Washington Post May 14, 2019 15:19 UTC