– Not a transgender man to compete in ladies’ sport, but a person with a so-called condition of having a physical trait that is different from the average person that is unable to clearly identify the gender he should really be male or female (Intersex)
– Since birth, she was raised by the family as a woman. Both in the birth certificate, passport, and other government documents, the gender is a woman.
– Before becoming a boxer, she liked football. Her family didn’t support boxing because she thought it was a man’s sport.
– All the programs that have been competed as all women since 2018 until the Olympics 2024 will only be in 2023 in the programs organized by the IBA (Women’s World Boxing Championship) that disqualified the competition after it was discovered that there were more male hormones than female (testosterone). At that time, she thought she was a victim of someone who did not want Algeria to win the championship.
– The reason that IBA can compete in the Olympics is because the agency that organizes this competition is not the IBA but the International Olympic Committee (IOC) which has rules for recruiting different athletes like the IBA (for the reason, the IBA did not organize the competition this year due to a no-confidence motion due to transparency issues in the organization that granted privileges to Russia)
– In 2020, I had participated in the Olympics but fell before the semi-final. At that time, it was not talked about and it was such a big point that by participating in the 2020 Olympics, IOC decided that she could compete this time.
– Another reason to support her femininity is that in Algeria transgender is illegal. After a heated issue, the Algerian Olympic Committee has come out to defend her and named the other person for underestimating her femininity.
Iman Cliff … 
Whatever happens next, the rules to be set out from now on should be clearer when athletes follow the set rules.
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