Over the past six days the IAAF has answered questions on the decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport to uphold its Eligibility Regulations for the Female Classification [Athletes with Differences of Sex Development] from more than 100 journalists.
We have pulled together the 12 most asked and answered questions which we would like to share with all media outlets and all other parties and individuals who would like to understand more about the Regulations, why we introduced them and the impact of testosterone on performance, in particular, in the protected female classification.
Top 12 questions and answers on the IAAF DSD Regulations
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