Sall Grover on the legal battle which could threaten women's rights globally | SpectatorTV
Julie Bindel speaks to Sall Grover, CEO of the women only app Giggle which has been taken to federal court in Australia. Roxy Tickle – a biological male who identifies as a woman – alleges that they were discriminated against after being removed from the app. It is a landmark legal case which could have implications for the sanctity of female only spaces and for women's rights around the world.
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