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Three ex-Ubisoft executives have been handed suspended prison sentences by after being found guilty of fostering a culture of sexual and psychological harassment.

Three ex-Ubisoft leaders receive suspended sentences for enabling harassment. A landmark case with troubling echoes for the wider games industry.

After years of investigations and delays, three former Ubisoft executives have finally been sentenced for workplace harassment and abuse in France.

Serge Hascoet, Thomas Francois, and Guillaume Patrux, who had already left Ubisoft by the time these reports came to light, were found guilty of harassment charges.

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 ...