News Headline -South African Olympic champion Caster Semenya has decided to end her long legal fight against rules that stopped her from running in women’s races. Her lawyer, Patrick Bracher, said on Thursday that Semenya would not continue her case to the Swiss Supreme Court, even though she recently won a decision at the European Court of Human Rights. Although she lost at two courts in Switzerland, the European court said her hearing there was not fair. Now 34, Semenya has moved into coaching young athletes after the rules ended her running career. Although Semenya’s case has now ended, her victory in the European court may help other athletes challenge similar rules in the future.