Overview
- Khelif told L'Equipe she took hormone treatments to lower testosterone for competition, saying it was reduced to near zero at the Dakar Olympic qualifier.
- She confirmed she carries the SRY gene, described the trait as natural, and reiterated that she is not transgender.
- Khelif said she would accept genetic testing to compete at the 2028 Olympics only if the procedures are administered by the IOC, telling CNN she has nothing to hide.
- World Boxing has barred her from its events unless she undergoes mandatory genetic sex testing, and she has appealed that policy to CAS with the case still pending.
- The Paris 2024 welterweight gold medallist criticized politicians, including President Donald Trump, for exploiting her identity and asked not to be used for political agendas.