Overview
- The Grand Chamber found by a 15–2 majority that Switzerland violated Semenya’s right to a fair hearing under Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights
- Complaints under Article 8 (private life), Article 13 (effective remedy) and Article 14 (non-discrimination) were deemed inadmissible for falling outside Swiss jurisdiction
- Switzerland must reimburse Semenya €80,000 for her legal costs and expenses
- Her case is remitted to the Swiss Federal Court in Lausanne for a more rigorous judicial review
- World Athletics’ DSD testosterone eligibility regulations remain unchanged, continuing to bar her from competing in the women’s 800 metres