Semenya wins human rights appeal against testosterone regulations, path to competition remains uncertain

Semenya won an appeal against World Athletics' testosterone rules at the European Court of Human Rights on the grounds of discrimination.
The court questioned the validity of the regulations requiring women like Semenya with naturally high testosterone to artificially lower their levels.
However, the ruling did not immediately invalidate the rules, and Semenya's return to competition is still unclear.
World Athletics plans to keep the regulations in place while encouraging Switzerland to appeal the court's decision.
Further legal challenges will likely be required before Semenya can qualify for major events like the 2024 Paris Olympics.