South Africa’s Caster Semenya wants answers after being barred from competing in Sunday’s Diamond League meeting in Rabat.
This despite the Swiss Federal Supreme Court rejecting the IAAF’s urgent request for permission to re-impose its eligibility regulations on the two-time 800m world champion.
She was informed of the decision by the Moroccan Athletics Federation on 11 June.
The rejection by the Swiss court means Semenya can continue to compete without any restrictions in the female category.
The athletics governing body still have until 25 June to make submissions on its request to have Semenya suspended throughout the appeal process.
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Caster Semenya is fighting hard to run in the 800m again after the highest court in Switzerland rejected the latest attempt by the IAAF to impose their female eligibility regulations on the Olympic champion.
In a press release from her legal team, Semenya revealed that her participation in her favourite 800m event at the Diamond League meeting in Rabat, Morocco on 16 June has been denied by the president of the Moroccan Athletics Federation…Read more here
Source: eNCA
