Seen from Canada. A #MeToo wave sweeps over the multinational video game Ubisoft

video game publisher Ubisoft is confronted with disturbing testimonies which notably led to the suspension of two of its leaders in Toronto and Paris.

” data-reactid=”28″>Reports of harassment and sexual assault: the video game publisher Ubisoft is confronted with disturbing testimonies which notably led to the suspension of two of its leaders in Toronto and Paris.

written The Press, “is caught in the #metoo turmoil that has swept away the video game industry for a few days, including its studios in Montreal and Toronto“. Data-reactid =” 29 “> World leader in the development of interactive video game software publishing, the Montreuil firm, written The Press, “is caught in the #metoo turmoil that has swept away the video game industry for a few days, including its studios in Montreal and Toronto”.

The Canadian daily summarizes:

The controversy arose over the past weekend with the publication of messages first pointing the finger at players and other players in the industry for gestures mainly occurring during events related to video games”.

reports the channel CTV News, a Chicago whistleblower claimed that one of the Ubisoft managers in Montreal would have behaved “completely inappropriate towards women around him“.” Data-reactid = “33”> Then on June 24, reports the channel CTV News, a Chicago whistleblower claimed that one of the Ubisoft managers in Montreal would have behaved “completely inappropriate towards women around him”.

“Landmark of sexual obsessed”

on his Facebook page that at the time, a human resources employee treated her “bitch because I refused her many dinner invitations!”, That a work neighbor had masturbated in front of her and that a former colleague remembered his passage at Ubisoft as a“sex obsessed cue“. Data-reactid =” 35 “> Natasha Bouchard worked from 1998 to 2009 at Ubisoft in Montreal. on his Facebook page that at the time, a human resources employee treated her “bitch because I refused her many dinner invitations!”, That a work neighbor had masturbated in front of her and that a former colleague remembered his passage at Ubisoft as a“sex obsessed cue”.

women, globally”,” data-reactid=”36″>“Dozens of messages posted on Twitter report a ‘toxic’ workplace for women, globally”,

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