US EditionUbisoft trial witnesses testify to "being tied to a chair, forced to do handstands, and subjected to constant comments about sex"
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Were the Victims Tied to a Chair Amidst Ubisoft’s Sexual Harassment? - theGeek.games
According to a witness statement, some very rough things happened inside the French publisher. The three suspects deny the charges. Former creative director Serge Hascoët and former vice president of editorial and creative services Tommy François left the publisher in the summer of 2020 amid allegations of widespread abuse, harassment, and discrimination at Ubisoft, which included allegations against the two executives. Former director Guillau…
Ubisoft trial witnesses testify to "being tied to a chair, forced to do handstands, and subjected to constant comments about sex"
Ubisoft developers have told a French court that former execs Serge Hascoet, Tommy Francois, and Guillaume Patrux allegedly perpetuated a "systemic" culture of sexism and abuse.
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