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Originally posted by Reaper11: ↑

An article about how this situation came to be. Essentially the Boxing federation had banned the athlete competing as a female, but the Boxing Federation's internal affairs were not in order, so they were stripped of governing authority for the purpose of the Olympics. The Olympic code was then applied, which according to the article amount to a series of non policies that allow loose definitions of sex/gender.

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/even-if-you-accept-that-gender-is-fluid-the-rules-of-sport-shouldn-t-be-20240801-p5jyo9.html Reaper.

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yes. That’s right. But I think it also suggests that it was not a matter of being intersex. It is however a shambles
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