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Activision Blizzard employees demand CEO Bobby Kotick's removal amid several new abuse allegations
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A report by the Wall Street Journal has brought to light several new examples of alleged misconduct by Activision staff, including rape and sexual harassment. The report also highlights several instances where Activision CEO Bobby Kotick was reportedly aware of the allegations but did not inform the company's board of directors and, in one instance, intervened to prevent an alleged harasser from being fired.
In response to the report, employee group A Better ABK have called for Kotick to be
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Over 500 Activision Blizzard employees petition to remove CEO Bobby Kotick theverge.com /2 years ago
More than 700 Activision Blizzard staff and contractors request Kotick's exit gamesindustry.biz /2 years ago
Activision Blizzard Shareholders Call On Bobby Kotick, Board Members To Resign [UPDATE] gameinformer.com /2 years ago
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