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An Australian judge has ruled in favour of the gentleman on the right. Who claims he was discriminated against by the woman on the left - who removed him from her ‘female only’ app. On the basis that he was male. Tickle (right) claims he is female. In fact, the appeal judge went further than the original ruling - finding direct rather than indirect discrimination and ordering Sall Grover to pay $20,000 in damages (double the original amount), plus costs of up to $100,000 (to cover both the main and cross-appeals). On the basis that Grover excluded Tickle from the Giggle app. And then refused to re-admit him on the basis of ‘her gender-related appearance’. Now Grover is off to the High Court. To defend herself against claims of ‘sex discrimination’ - against an individual who anyone can clearly see, on sight, is male. Insanity. @salltweets has my full support - along with the support of many people here in the UK. And this case is a reminder of why women (and men) must continue defending single-sex rights and spaces. Relentlessly. While the impact is felt differently in different parts of the world - due to differing legal systems - it is clear that we are witnessing a global attack on the rights of women and girls. We cannot afford to stay silent about it.

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"Estoy sufriendo un ataque descomunal, y creo que no me lo merezco porque yo puedo dar mi opinión" 🗣️ Basilio Valladares | Catedrático en Parasitología de la @ULL RTVC.es