This week, Australian journalist and former rugby player Peter FitzSimons went on a tirade against those who are speaking out about men in women’s sports and the need to reinstate single-sex sport for women and girls, calling them ‘purveyors of hate-bait’.

In a significant move to uphold fairness and safety in women's boxing, World Boxing has announced the implementation of mandatory sex testing for all athletes over 18 competing in its events. The policy, set to take effect from 1 July 2025, requires athletes to undergo PCR genetic testing to confirm their eligibility for the female category.

By Rachael Wong

The US has started off the year for women's sex-based rights with a bang!

If you’ve been following the Olympics, you’d be hard pressed to have missed the travesty that’s unfolded in women’s boxing.

Australian sporting figures have slammed the inclusion of biological males in women’s events at the Olympics, raising concerns that female athletes could be seriously injured or even killed.

The New Zealand National-led Government is following through on its promise to “ensure publicly funded sporting bodies support fair competition that is not compromised by rules relating to gender”.

British Rowing is the latest sport to ban biological males from competing in female competitions at all levels, restoring fairness for women and girls!

This week saw the global launch of the International Consortium on Female Sport “as the preeminent international lobby group to advocate for the preservation of the female sport category worldwide.”

In a landmark ruling this week, a US federal court has rejected the Biden administration’s bid to redefine “sex” to include “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” in federal law.

England’s Rugby Football Union (RFU) is the latest sport to recommend restrictions on transgender participation in women’s competitions, in order to “ensure fair competition and safety” for female athletes.