Microsoft launches other employees to participate in the Palestinian campus protests

Microsoft launched other employees who participated in recent protests against the company’s contracts with the army and the Israeli government. The employees, Nisreen Jaradat and Julius Shan, were expelled “regarding” demonstrations that the demonstrators had created camps at the Microsoft headquarters, according to Samsam Nasr, a regulator with No Azure for Aparheid Group.

Two Microsoft employees were other Shot last night For their involvement with a protest that witnessed the members of the group Access to the company building They live themselves within the office of Microsoft President Brad Smith. He was previously garadat Send a collective email about Microsoft She said that she was “tired” of the company’s treatment of it as a Palestinian worker, bypassing the company’s restrictions on the language around Palestine and Gaza internally in order to do so.

No Azure for the Apartheid Group takes general action against Microsoft throughout the year. The group boycotted Microsoft CEOs during the presentations that were broadcast on the live broadcast on numerous Occasions This spring. Recently, the group tried to occupy a square at Microsoft headquarters. After removing it, they returned the next day with tents and tables and poured red paint via the Microsoft brand; 18 people were arrested.

The demonstrators returned again on Tuesday to obtain the demonstration in the Smith office. After that, Smith held a press conference saying that Microsoft “works every day” to investigate the potential use of Azure in Israel. But he said that the actions of the demonstrators “are not fine.”

Microsoft refused to provide a statement attributed to freedom.