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Scientific Consensus Needed in Sports Gender Debate - IOC
Scientific Consensus Needed in Sports Gender Debate - IOC
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) communications director Mark Adams admitted on Friday that there was no scientific or political consensus on the gender test issue in sports after a controversial Olympic boxing match revived the debate.
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"On the wider issue, there is, there still is, the need of scientific or political consensus on this issue. It is not a black-and-white issue. And we would, the IOC, be very interested to hear of such a solution, such a consensus on this," Adams told a news conference. He spoke a day after Italian female boxer Angela Carini surrendered after 46 seconds in the 1/8 finals with Algerian boxer Imane Khelif. The IOC approved Khelif's participation in the Olympic women's tournament despite that the boxer was disqualified from the 2023 World Cup for failing an unspecified gender eligibility test. The International Boxing Association (IBA) found the presence of XY-chromosomes and increased testosterone levels in her body. Changing the rules during a competition is forbidden, Adams said. The IOC relied on the norms that were in effect during the last Olympic Games. He assured reporters that the IOC was working to protect the athletes who failed gender tests from bullying. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said after the match that athletes with male genetic characteristics should be barred from women's competitions. The IOC previously suspended the International Boxing Association from holding a boxing tournament in Paris.
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Scientific Consensus Needed in Sports Gender Debate - IOC
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - International Olympic Committee (IOC) communications director Mark Adams admitted on Friday that there was no scientific or political consensus on the gender test issue in sports after a controversial Olympic boxing match revived the debate.
"On the wider issue, there is, there still is, the need of scientific or political consensus on this issue. It is not a black-and-white issue. And we would, the IOC, be very interested to hear of such a solution, such a consensus on this," Adams told a news conference.
He spoke a day after Italian female boxer Angela Carini surrendered after 46 seconds in the 1/8 finals with Algerian boxer Imane Khelif. The
IOC approved Khelif's participation in the Olympic women's tournament despite that the boxer was disqualified from the 2023 World Cup for failing an unspecified gender eligibility test. The International Boxing Association (IBA) found the presence of XY-chromosomes and increased testosterone levels in her body.
Changing the rules during a competition is forbidden, Adams said. The IOC relied on the norms that were in effect during the last
Olympic Games. He assured reporters that the IOC was working to protect the athletes who failed gender tests from bullying.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said after the match that athletes with male genetic characteristics should be barred from women's competitions. The IOC previously suspended the International Boxing Association from holding a boxing tournament in
Paris.