Sal Grover, founder of the app Giggle for Girls, has been denied her ask for an appeal to the Australian High Court. This was her final avenue of appeal after she lost the case against her brought by Roxy Tickle, who claims he was discriminated against when he was denied access to the women's only social media app. The case has oddly been known as Tickle v. Giggle.
"I will never stop fighting," Grover said. "Men are not women."
She shared the ruling from the court. It read:
"The applicants seek special leave to appeal from the whole of the judgement of the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia (Perry, Abraham and Kennett JJ), which dismissed the applicants' appeal against the whole of the judgement of the Federal Court (Bromwich J) and upheld the respondent's cross-appeal.
"There is not reason to doubt the Full Court's construction of 7D(1) and (2) of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth). Any appeal dependent on the demonstration of error in the Full Court's construction of those provisions has insufficient prospects of success to warrant a grant of special leave to appeal.
"Special leave to appeal is refused with costs." And thus, Tickle was awarded even more money from the courts, now up to $120,000.
Tickle has been awarded damages and Grover said she may leave Australia. A court had ruled that Grover directly discriminated against the man by refusing him access to the app on the grounds that he is male. The man said he is female and because Australia's government is ideologically captured by insane leftists, they agreed.
"Any appeal dependent on the demonstration of error in the Full Court's construction of those provisions has insufficient prospects of success to warrant a grant of special leave to appeal," said the court. The case has been ongoing for years.
Tickle tried to gain access to Giggle in 2021. The app required the uploading of a selfie photo. Tickle was admitted to the app following an AI verification but when a manual review was done, Grover discovered that he was a male posing as a female. Tickle transitioned in 2017 as a fully grown, adult male of advanced age.
Grover tried to have the court admit the truth: that men are not women, but the court determined to continue lying in order to spare the feelings of those men who prefer to pose as women and use those false pretenses to gain access to women's spaces.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Grover said "I want to leave Australia because I will never forgive the government and I have no respect for the judiciary. I won't live under an authoritarian nonsense ideology."
"But I am lucky," she went on to say, "that I have the potential to leave. The girls in school with boys in their bathrooms and sports competitions, the women in prison with male rapists, and every Australian woman who has had her sex-based rights abolished can't leave.
"I will fight with every Australian woman until our rights are restored."
As for the High Court's decision, Grover said "They have basically said that there is no issue with the law. But that is not true. Women still exist and we require legal protections. Currently, we don't have the. The High Court is fine with that.
"The only option left is for politicians to do their jobs and put women's sex based rights back into law."
"I will never stop fighting," Grover said. "Men are not women."
She shared the ruling from the court. It read:
"The applicants seek special leave to appeal from the whole of the judgement of the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia (Perry, Abraham and Kennett JJ), which dismissed the applicants' appeal against the whole of the judgement of the Federal Court (Bromwich J) and upheld the respondent's cross-appeal.
"There is not reason to doubt the Full Court's construction of 7D(1) and (2) of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth). Any appeal dependent on the demonstration of error in the Full Court's construction of those provisions has insufficient prospects of success to warrant a grant of special leave to appeal.
"Special leave to appeal is refused with costs." And thus, Tickle was awarded even more money from the courts, now up to $120,000.
Tickle has been awarded damages and Grover said she may leave Australia. A court had ruled that Grover directly discriminated against the man by refusing him access to the app on the grounds that he is male. The man said he is female and because Australia's government is ideologically captured by insane leftists, they agreed.
"Any appeal dependent on the demonstration of error in the Full Court's construction of those provisions has insufficient prospects of success to warrant a grant of special leave to appeal," said the court. The case has been ongoing for years.
Tickle tried to gain access to Giggle in 2021. The app required the uploading of a selfie photo. Tickle was admitted to the app following an AI verification but when a manual review was done, Grover discovered that he was a male posing as a female. Tickle transitioned in 2017 as a fully grown, adult male of advanced age.
Grover tried to have the court admit the truth: that men are not women, but the court determined to continue lying in order to spare the feelings of those men who prefer to pose as women and use those false pretenses to gain access to women's spaces.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Grover said "I want to leave Australia because I will never forgive the government and I have no respect for the judiciary. I won't live under an authoritarian nonsense ideology."
"But I am lucky," she went on to say, "that I have the potential to leave. The girls in school with boys in their bathrooms and sports competitions, the women in prison with male rapists, and every Australian woman who has had her sex-based rights abolished can't leave.
"I will fight with every Australian woman until our rights are restored."
As for the High Court's decision, Grover said "They have basically said that there is no issue with the law. But that is not true. Women still exist and we require legal protections. Currently, we don't have the. The High Court is fine with that.
"The only option left is for politicians to do their jobs and put women's sex based rights back into law."
