Bien sûr, pas de problème.

The final post of the symposium by @marjolaineviret.bsky.social, Emilie Weible and Cláudio Cerqueira focuses on the impact of the #Semenya judgement from a Swiss perspective.

It is available at strasbourgobservers.com/2025/10/10/t...

#Sportslaw #CAS #Arbitration #PILA #ECtHR

The seventh blog by myself & @Faraz7S focuses on the 'elephant in the room' after the #Semenya judgment: the questionable independence of the #CAS from the SGBs.

It is available at strasbourgobservers.com/2025/10/09/t...

#Sportslaw #ECtHR #ECHR #CAS #Judicialindependence #SeparationOfPowers

The sixth blog by Daniela Heerdt looks at how the #Semenya judgment affects the right to access to remedy.

It is available at strasbourgobservers.com/2025/10/08/a...

#Sportslaw #ECtHR #Remedy

The fifth blog of our symposium by Daniel Rietiker contextualises the #Semenya judgment by situating it within the broader approach of the #ECtHR to sports governance and dispute resolution.

It is now available at strasbourgobservers.com/2025/10/07/c...

#Sportslaw #ECHR #Mutu #Pechstein

The fourth blog by @lenaholzer.bsky.social is focused on the potential impact of the #Semenya judgment on the eligibility of transgender athletes to participate in female competitions.

It is available at strasbourgobservers.com/2025/10/06/a...

#Sportslaw #ECHR #ECtHR #TransRights

The third blog by @michelekrech.bsky.social focuses on the impact of the #Semenya judgment on eligibility rules for female competitions arguing that it changes everything.

it is available at strasbourgobservers.com/2025/10/03/t...

#Sportslaw #DSDRegulations #WorldAthletics #CAS #ECtHR

The second blog by @sallythin.bsky.social is focused on the #ECtHR's approach to the (extra)territorial jurisdiction of Switzerland in the #Semenya case and is already available at strasbourgobservers.com/2025/10/02/d...

#Sportslaw #ECHR #TransnationalLaw #Jurisdiction #CAS

3/ The Russian Football Union took UEFA and FIFA to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. See @antoineduval.bsky.social's excellent analysis of that here - essentially CAS sided with UEFA and FIFA's claims that they needed to protect their competitions www.boomportaal.nl/tijdschrift/...

Indeed, these regulations constitute a drastic restriction on her right to compete/exercise her economic activity on the EU's internal market (see #MecaMedina, #ISU) and there are serious doubts about their necessity/proportionality.

Finally, #ImaneKhelif could also consider challenging the regulations on the basis of EU #CompetitionLaw and request an injunction from a Dutch court to suspend the regulation and allow her to compete in the Box Cup in Eindhoven.

#ISU #MecaMedina

Indeed, forced genetic testing, as imposed by World Boxing, is as (or even more) controversial than other forms of regulations targeting the eligibility of intersex athletes.

See the blog by ‪@michelekrech.bsky.social‬, ‪@karkazis.bsky.social‬ & Sone Erikainen at verfassungsblog.de/genetic-sex-...

This case will be a test case to see how the #CAS and potentially the Swiss Federal Supreme Court implement the #Semenya judgement of the Grand Chamber of the #ECtHR.

Be prepared for a landmark case, there is a high likelihood that it will be going up to the #CJEU!