We Used to be Journos Lattouf speaks out on ABC win, the fight and the fallout.
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Jul 1, 2025 Antoinette Lattouf shares her legal battle against the ABC, revealing deep flaws in the broadcaster's practices and the influence of lobby groups. The emotional weight of her victory is juxtaposed with ongoing scrutiny, exposing challenges faced by journalists, especially women and marginalized voices. They navigate the complexities of accountability in journalism, mental health stigma, and the future of media integrity. Lattouf's experiences highlight the intersecting issues of race, activism, and the pursuit of truth in the ever-evolving landscape of journalism.
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The Opera House Protest Video Saga
- Antoinette Lattouf was illegally sacked due to complaints stirred by a controversial video about an Opera House protest.
- The video was tampered with, showing looped audio to amplify hateful chants falsely attributed to hundreds.
Cross Examination Breakdown
- Antoinette endured two days of grueling cross-examination where her mental health history was weaponized against her.
- She broke down crying due to the toll of reliving personal struggles publicly in court.
Occupation Views as Anti-Semitism
- Criticizing occupation of Palestine was mischaracterized as anti-Semitism by ABC leadership.
- This conflation threatens journalistic integrity and independent reporting standards.