IOC disbands diversity panel in major overhaul
The International Olympic Committee has implemented a new policy requiring gene screening to determine biological sex, specifically testing for the SRY gene, to ensure fairness in women’s sports. The move, announced as part of organizational restructuring under President Kirsty Coventry, also involves discontinuing several advisory commissions to streamline decision-making. The policy excludes transgender women and athletes with differences in sex development, aiming to protect competition integrity for the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
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