Investigations into Activision harassment cases expanded


Court documents show the DFEH asked in late January to have access to any complaint against or investigation into 19 Activision employees, including Kotick. — AFP

NEW YORK: Investigations into US video game giant Activision Blizzard over accusations of discrimination and harassment are being expanded, according to court documents and media reports.

The California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) launched a lawsuit against Activision last summer, alleging the company condoned a culture of sexual harassment, a toxic work environment, and inequality.

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