It’s 2024 and in Australia, women are not allowed to congregate without males being present.

Last week, Australian Justice Bromwich ruled in the highly-publicized Tickle versus Giggle discrimination case (yes, it’s actually called Tickle versus Giggle). He found that Sall Grover, the founder and CEO of a female-only app named Giggle, had unlawfully discriminated against Roxy Tickle, who has identified as a transwoman since 2017, for removing and not allowing Tickle to use the app, an online meeting space for women to network with other women. Grover was ordered to pay Tickle AU$10,000 (CA$9,140), as well as up to $50,000 (CA$45,600) in costs.