Worker-led protests have erupted at Microsoft headquarters as the company promises an urgent review of the Israeli military's ...

Protesters set up a “Liberated Zone” at Microsoft’s Redmond headquarters, escalating pressure on the company to end contracts ...

Protesters started gathering Tuesday afternoon at a plaza at the center of a recently redeveloped portion of the company's ...

Gizmodo reached out to Microsoft for more information. In a statement previously shared with The Guardian, the company said ...

The protesters, who took over Microsoft’s East Campus Plaza, created what they called a “Liberated Zone” and renamed it as ...

The employee-led No Azure for Apartheid group has for months protested Microsoft's technology supply to the Israeli military, used for its war against Hamas. Worker-led protests erupted at Microsoft ...

It’s the biggest escalation yet of the protests at Microsoft. ...

The protesters set up tents in a “liberated zone” on the Redmond campus and toted signs that urged co-workers to “Join the worker intifada: no labor for genocide.” ...

The employees argue that Microsoft’s cloud division, Azure, is enabling Israeli government and military operations. The platform provides software and data storage to government agencies, which, ...

Addressing “friends and colleagues” through a microphone, former Microsoft employee and protest leader Hossam Nasr said: “We ...

Dozens of current and former Microsoft employees congregated at the tech firm’s campus in Washington on Tuesday afternoon to ...

Current and former Microsoft employees and other protesters briefly claimed a "Liberated Zone" in Microsoft's East Campus Plaza, before being dispersed by police.