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BBC Pays $530,000 To ‘Mr. Nobody Against Putin’ Exec Over Antisemitism Claims
The BBC has paid £400,000 ($534,000) to one of the exec producers behind Oscar-winner Mr. Nobody Against Putin, who told The Telegraph she was the victim of antisemitism at the broadcaster.
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The BBC has paid £400,000 (about $534,000) to Lucie Kon, a former commissioning editor for the documentary strand Storyville and an executive producer on the Oscar‑winning film *Mr. Nobody Against Putin*. Kon told The Telegraph that she experienced antisemitic treatment at the broadcaster after the October 7 attacks, saying she was labeled “evil” because she is a Zionist. The settlement follows her claim of victimisation by the BBC.
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