Advocacy groups call for WTA to drop sex-testing policy
Advocacy groups are calling on the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) to drop its new sex-testing policy. The policy requires players to undergo a one-time genetic test for the SRY gene.
Where they agreeAdvocacy groups have urged the WTA to abandon its new sex-testing policy involving genetic screening.
Key playersAndrea Florence (Sport & Rights Alliance Director) · Aryna Sabalenka (Tennis Player) · Coco Gauff (Tennis Player)
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Thursday, August 13
- Entity asks WTA to abandon sex testing policy in women's tennisEntidade pede que WTA abandone política de testes de sexo no tênis feminino
- Advocacy groups call for WTA to drop sex-testing policy
- Advocacy groups call for WTA to drop sex-testing policy
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