Olympic champion Caster Semenya wins appeal against testosterone rules in human rights court
Champion runner Caster Semenya scored a potentially historic legal victory Tuesday when the European Court of Human Rights decided she was discriminated against under sporting rules that require her to medically lower her natural hormone levels to compete in major competitions.The ruling by the court based in Strasbourg, France, questioned the "validity" of the controversial international athletics standards insofar as they violated Semenya's human rights.But the two-time Olympic champion's first legal success after two unsuccessful appeals at the highest sports court and the Swiss supreme court came with an important caveat. Amid her bid to be allowed to run without…
