Workers blast Activision response to sexism suit


More than 2,000 Activision Blizzard employees signed a letter criticising the company's executives response to sexism and harassment complaints as "abhorrent". — ACTIVISION

Workers at Activision Blizzard on Monday blasted the US video game firm's response to a slew of sexism and harassment complaints in a letter calling its reaction "abhorrent."

Employees at the company demanded that executives "recognise the seriousness of these allegations and demonstrate compassion for victims," according to the letter posted at game news website Kotaku and elsewhere.

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