Caster Semenya, a 18 year old South African runner, finds herself in the center of a controversy about gender identification. After posting impressive wins in both the 800 and 1500 meter races during the 2009 African Junior Championships, the International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF) asked Caster to submit to gender identification testing. News that the IAAF requested the test broke hours before Caster was to compete in the 2009 World Championships 800m finals. Caster went on to win the gold in the race with a time that was the world leading time in 2009 at that date setting a national record, championship record, and a personal best by almost four seconds. Reportedly, the results of Caster's gender testing have revealed that the runner has a chromosomal abnormality that means she has no womb or ovaries but internal testes that produce the male hormone, testosterone. News sources are reporting that Caster has gone into hiding and under suicide watch and is receiving trauma counseling in the wake of these claims. Did the IAAF breach its duty of confidentiality? Could this entire situation been handled better? Weigh in.