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

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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 ...

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

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillermot commented on the Stop Killing Games campaign during a shareholder meeting on July 10.

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

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

Three former executives of video game company Ubisoft, including its chief creative officer, are convicted of attempted sexual assault and harassment and given suspended prison sentences.