Trans athlete defeats a 12-year-old girl, defends competition in women’s game: ‘No law banns it’-The Times of India

A Canadian advisor of a federal woman minister has defended participation in female marathon and running competitions despite the report of a transgender biological man, Fox News.
Nathanial MorinThe statement between rising debate comes Transgender athlete In women’s sports, especially former US President Donald Trump issued an executive order earlier this month, in which transgender women were barred from competing. The decision, which came immediately effective, follows Trump’s signing of the order of “No men in women’s game”.
Morin competes at an amateur entertaining level and addresses concerns in a statement this week. They admit that his participation in many competitions has attracted attention.
Morrin quoted Fox News as saying, “I know my participation in so many competitions due to my medical history will be talked about. The situation in the United States and the comments of some politicians also did not help.”
Trump’s executive order also states that any publicly funded institute in the US will lose its federal funds, which allows transfit -funded institutes to compete in girls or women’s games.
Despite the orders, Morin believes that competition in women’s categories is appropriate.
“I (amateur entertaining), scientific research status in the field (for amateur entertaining level) and with the fact that the level I compete with all the due respect with it, and the fact that I A medical infection is done, I believe that I have legitimity to participate in the right category, as long as the law prevents me from doing so.
Morin also said that additional medical research will be considered whether competition is going on in women’s events.
On Tuesday, Morin posted further views on X, saying, “Trans people only want to integrate completely as their authentic self and be happy in our society.”
Morin’s most notable recent competition was a 5-kilometer bauzbose run on 4 February 2024, where Morin finished first with a time of 25:32, earning the title of “fastest woman” in all age categories. Runner-up was a girl in the age group of 10–12, who was at 26:08. If Morin had not competed, she would have been the winner.
If Morin ran in the category of men, finishing time would have been 10th in all male participants.
In Canada, laws protect the involvement of trans athletes in women and girls game. Since June 2017, all places within Canada should follow the Canadian Human Rights Act, which prevents discrimination on the basis of gender identity or expression.
Meanwhile, Trump has also floated the idea of ​​Canada’s idea of ​​becoming a 51st state, which in a fictional scenario, may mean adopting similar laws on transgender athletes.