A court in France has sentenced three former Ubisoft executives for sexual and psychological harassment. Serge Hascoet, Tommy ...

The EU consumer rights campaign Stop Killing Games reached its 1 million signature goal earlier this month, snowballing out ...

François, former Ubisoft vice president of editorial and creative services, has received the heaviest sentence of a suspended three-year term, having also been convicted on charges of attempted sexual ...

The Stop Killing Games movement, which aims to preserve offline play for all games even after publisher support ends, has united gamers in every genre from farm ...

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Former Ubisoft executives have been convicted in French courts of complicity in sexual harassment at the workplace.

A French court hands down sentences to three former Ubisoft executives after the trio are convicted on numerous charges.

Three former senior Ubisoft employees - including one-time chief creative officer and second-in-command Serge Hascoet - have received suspended prison sentences and fines from a French court after ...

Three former high Ubisoft executives were found guilty of harassment of employees and have now been given suspended prison sentences.

Three former Ubisoft executives have been handed suspended prison sentences for fostering a culture of sexual and psychological harassment within the company.

Three former Ubisoft executives were found guilty of enabling a culture of sexual and psychological harassment in what The Guardian refers to as “the first big trial to stem from the #MeToo ...

Concluding trials that began last month, a French court has convicted three former Ubisoft executives based on accusations of systemic racism, bullying, and sexual misconduct that emerged in 2020 ...