Imane Khelif continues to fight for her rights! World Boxing – the new Olympic boxing governing body appointed by the IOC after stripping IBA of its status due to governance issues – was preparing to host the World Boxing Championship in Liverpool, England. But just before the tournament, the organization introduced a controversial rule: mandatory genetic sex verification testing for all female athletes over the age of 18.

Khelif was singled out by name, with World Boxing declaring she would be barred from competing unless she complied. Refusing to undergo the test, Khelif appealed the policy to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), arguing it violated her fundamental rights and that she should be allowed to compete without such requirements. CAS, however, ruled against her, and the c

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