Sarah Hanson-Young has won her defamation case against a raunchy men's magazine that depicted the Greens Senator in sexy lingerie. The 33-year-old not only took the strong stance against ZOO Weekly for publishing the photo-shopped image for all victims of sexism but particularly to set a shining example for her eight-year-old daughter, Kora. The scantily-clad image of the politician's head attached to a lingerie model was positioned in the doorway of a bedroom as part of an article that was published in 2012 where the magazine said if Ms Hanson-Young wore a bikini, it would 'house the next boatload of asylum seekers' in ZOO's office.Greens senator wins defamation case against ZOO Weekly magazineSarah Hanson-Young was depicted in sexy lingerie in bedroom doorwayMagazine said if she wore lingerie it would take in a boat of asylum seekersPublisher agreed to apologise on its website for the article's 'poor taste'The 33-year-old wanted to set an example for her eight-year-old daughterShe also wanted to make a stand on behalf of all female victims of sexism
But Ms Hanson-_ hit back claiming that describing the article as poor taste was an understatement. Ms Hanson-_ hopes that other women who are experiencing similar adversity will take a leaf out of her book.