[국제]Algerian boxer’s ‘gender debate’ ended up being male … “I have testicles and no uterus.”

According to the Hindustan Times and Times of India on the 5th (local time), the French journalist Jafar Ait Audia got a report stating that the Caliph has internal testicles and XY chromosomes.

According to the report, Khalif has 5-alpha reductase deficiency disorder. Foreign media said that this is only found in men.

In particular, the report is said to contain information about the Caliph’s biological characteristics, such as the presence of internal testicles and the absence of a uterus.

It is known that this report was written by experts from Kremlin’s Bicetre Hospital in Paris, France and Mohamed Ramin Dbagin Hospital in Algeria in June last year.

Khalif won the women’s 66kg boxing event at the Paris Olympics, winning the first medal in Algerian women’s boxing history.

However, as the claim that Caliph had male XY chromosomes was raised again, the competition was full of gender controversy throughout the competition.

However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) ruled that there was no problem with her participation, saying that not only was there no concrete evidence, but that she was also marked as a woman in her passport.

Digital News Team Reporter Yuna Lee

YTN Yuna Lee (lyn@ytn.co.kr)

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