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A double Olympic champion with a natural excess of testosterone in the body is suing the ECHR to be able to compete in athletics

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South African athlete Caster Semenya, prevented from competing as she refuses treatment to reduce her testosterone level, sought help on Friday to finance her legal battle against this regulation, AFP reports, picked up by Agerpres.

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A double Olympic champion with a natural excess of testosterone in the body is suing the ECHR to be able to compete in athletics

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