The Algerian Olympic Committee (COA) has criticized the "ongoing and baseless attacks" on Imane Khelif, after an unverified leaked medical assessment allegedly showed the Paris Olympic boxing gold medalist as having internal testes and no uterus.

Khelif's journey to gold has been marred by scrutiny regarding her gender identity. But she won the gold, beating China’s Yang Liu 5-0, becoming Algeria’s first female Olympic boxing champion

Imane Khelif, the Olympic gold medalist boxer from Algeria, is at the center of a gender controversy after a leaked document indicated she has internal testicles and XY chromosomes, suggesting 5-alpha reductase insufficiency,

Report from boxer’s medical records, states that Khelif has a 5-alpha reductase deficiency, a disorder of sexual development that affects exclusively biologically male individuals

Report says Imane Khelif has a condition that impacts sexual development, often resulting in ambiguous genitalia and limiting secondary male characteristics.

A medical report has reignited controversy over boxer Imane Khelif's gender after claiming she was born with male characteristics, including testicles and a micro-penis. The report suggests a genetic condition and recommends surgical correction and hormone therapy.