Transgender Sprinter Denied Chance at 2024 Olympics Due to Testosterone Rule

Halba Diouf, a 21-year-old French sprinter, has been banned from competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics due to new rules excluding transgender athletes who have gone through male puberty.
Diouf left home at 18, began hormone therapy, and legally changed her gender in September 2021 but is now only allowed to compete at local levels.
Diouf's endocrinologist says preventing her from competing is discriminatory because she is physiologically, hormonally and legally a woman.
LGBT advocacy groups argue the new rules amount to discrimination, while the International Association of Athletics Federations says fairness for biological women must come first.
Under the new rules, transgender women can only compete in certain track events if they take medication to suppress their testosterone levels for at least two years..