Olympics commitee announces new policy to ensure only females compete in women's competitions
The International Olympic Committee has announced a new policy to ensure only biological females compete in women's competitions, using genetic testing to verify competitors' biological sex. The policy aims to protect fairness, safety, and integrity in the female category, and will be applicable for the LA28 Olympic Games onwards.
The International Olympic Committee has adopted a new policy for women's competitions. The policy ensures only biological females can compete, using genetic testing. This testing can be done via saliva, cheek swab, or blood sample. The IOC made this decision after consulting with experts, to provide equal opportunities for women in sports. The policy aims to protect fairness and safety. It will be applied starting from the LA28 Olympic Games.
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