Olympic gold medalist imane Khelif should take a nominal test by world boxing before competing

Olympic gold-medallice Algeria Imane khelif World boxing noted that the boxer will be banned from all world boxing competitions until the new compulsory genetic sex test was held. Organization Announced on Friday Men and women who want to participate in the competitions will present a compulsory sex test to determine the compliance of boxers.

World boxing said that the Khelif will be subjected to the sex test after the concern from the potential participation of the boxer in the next Eindhoven Box Cup in June. The organization contacted the Algerian Boxing Federation that this was not allowed to participate in any world boxing event in the women’s category in the women’s category.

“Faith khelif, the Eindhoven Box Cup cannot participate in the women’s category on June 5-10, 2025, and any world boxing incident in accordance with world boxing rules and test procedures,” a letter of the Algerian Boxing Federation.

The decision to test the test came partially due to the surrounding disputes Khelif After the boxer won a gold medal Paris Olympiad.

Khelif, forbidden from the Olympics, both Khelif and another boxer and another boxer and another boxer, the Boxing Association, the Boxing Association, the concepts of the boxing association were closely over the distress.

The Khelif, when deprived of the DISCLUSIONS from the World Cup of PUs, the Olympics are on the international stage of the international stage without a gender or questions from the Olympics.

World boxing said they want a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to determine their sexual intercourse during childbirth. Nasal / oral sweep, the test that reveals the presence of saliva or blood, y chromosome. The results will determine biological sex.

Studies showed the PCR test to determine sex. One 2023 Education The sexual assessment in Genes reached 97%, 97%, 97% in adults.

“World boxing is the priority of respect and priority of all persons to provide security and competitive justice to all athletes,” he said.

CBS News has reached the Algerian Boxing Federation for comments.

Mandatory test procedures will start on July 1, 2025.