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Fairness for whom? IOC’s new rules put women under suspicion

Published by Independent Australia · Australia 4 h ago

The International Olympic Committee’s new eligibility policy puts women’s bodies under scrutiny, with Lin Yu-ting’s latest victory overshadowed by questions of sex and…

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