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Yesterday (July 17), Sega issued a statement saying that the company has won a lawsuit against a person who repeatedly harassed its employees.

The unnamed harasser has repeatedly engaged in "defamatory and extreme harassment" against the victim employee on social media, and the situation has escalated. Sega was forced to take legal action to punish him. With the permission of the court, the company obtained the harasser's personal information and sought damages on behalf of the victim. The person has been ordered to delete all harassing posts and warned not to do it again in the future.

Sega reiterated in a statement that these acts of defamation, threats and intimidation against employees are serious violations of human rights and will also undermine the dignity of employees. They will never tolerate such behavior and will use any means to curb it. At the same time, Sega has also launched a [Customer Harassment Policy], hoping to protect employees and make those who harass employees pay the price.