Caster Semenya lost her challenge against the IAAF testosterone rules
She has also thanked various sectors around the world‚ including human rights bodies‚ media‚ medical science fraternity‚ sport bodies and sport personalities‚ international bodies and sports law experts for their insights and unwavering support.
“The kind of support that Semenya received among South Africans was heartwarming‚ it was a true South African spirit of Ubuntu‚" she said. "The international community through the Human Rights Council of the United Nations has once more proven to be a body worthy of its name.” Soon after the judgment was announced‚ Semenya tweeted: “Sometimes it’s better to react with no reaction.”
The department established a high-level panel consisting of experts in medical‚ legal and public sector in a bid to raise awareness and mobilise support on the discriminatory nature of these regulations."I have no doubt that our case was compelling and the amount of support we have received was through your hard work‚” Xasa added."You have flown our flag high‚ you have united a nation and inspired a rural girl. For that we thank you Mokgadi‚” Xasa concluded.
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