Giggle CEO Sall Grover has detailed her next steps in appealing her case against a transgender woman after a Federal Court judge ruled in favour of the biological man and found “sex is changeable”.
Sall Grover to fight ruling 'sex is changeable' and appeal discrimination case after 'girls only' app was sued by biological man
The Giggle founder said she was challenging the judge’s ruling and would argue the law should reflect reality. Picture: Jane Dempster/The Australian. “The argument is basically that the judge has said that sex is changeable, that the ordinary meaning of sex is that it's changeable, and he's based this decision on three cases over the past 30 years that just involve individuals in a pre-same sex marriage world,” Ms Grover said.
Ms Grover said the gender ideology had affected people “more and more around the country” where people force others to adhere to their rules on pronouns and identity.
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