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Ubisoft’s #MeToo Reckoning, Two Months Later – Kotaku Australia
At the start of the summer, as the world roiled from multiple crises, something unusual and essential happened in video games. It started with a Tweet, then another, one by one as people — mostly women — began speaking out regarding sexual harassment, abuse a…

At the start of the summer, as the world roiled from multiple crises, something unusual and essential happened in video games. It started with a Tweet, then another, one by one as people mostly women began speaking out regarding sexual harassment, abuse and other misconduct at Ubisoft.
Testimonials followed, then reporting in English and French, the native language of the Paris-headquartered publisher of some of the biggest video game franchises of all time. The accounts of misconduct stretched…
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