The International Olympic committee (IOC) has failed, again, to deliver an appropriate and fair update to their transgender rules.

Following on from the Tokyo Olympics, the “announce-my-sexual-identity-or-orientation” trend continues. Paralympians have jumped on the bandwagon, with two Australian women seeking publicity for their announcement.

Rebecca Catherine Quinn is a Canadian soccer player.

It is a great relief that male weightlifter Laurel Hubbard failed in his attempt to succeed in the female weightlifting category at the Olympics. But disappointment is still the prevailing emotion regarding the fact he was permitted to compete in the first place.

The Canadian Olympic Team has included a biological male in a female archery competition.

Retired weightlifter, Tracey Lambrechs, has shed light on the discrimination of female athletes in New Zealand.

Former Olympic swimming champion Sharron Davies has come out swinging against the news male weightlifter Laurel Hubbard will be permitted to compete at this year’s Olympics as female.

Male BMX Freestyle rider Chelsea Wolfe, who identifies as a woman, may steal a position from female participants at the Tokyo Olympics. He has qualified as an alternative to represent the U.S.A.

New Zealand weightlifting has blatantly discriminated against women by including male athlete Laurel Hubbard on the Olympic team.

Belgian weightlifter Anna Vanbellinghen has written a statement questioning the fairness of allowing transgender participation in her sport. She may qualify for the same category as biological male weightlifter Laurel Hubbard who will qualify for the Olympics because of political, ideological rules that reject science.