Both were members of a coalition of employees called “No Azure for Apartheid" that opposed Microsoft selling cloud-computing technology to the...
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Microsoft has terminated two employees who organised an unauthorised vigil for Palestinians killed in Gaza, arguing it was to honour victims and highlight Microsoft's involvement in the conflict. The dismissed individuals, Abdelrahman Mohamed and Hossam Nasr, were part of 'No Azure for Apartheid.' The incident mirrors a similar situation at Google involving protests against its deal with the Israeli government.
Both were members of a coalition of employees called “No Azure for Apartheid" that opposed Microsoft selling cloud-computing technology to the...
Microsoft has fired two employees who organized an unauthorized vigil at the company's headquarters for Palestinians killed in Gaza during Israel's...
Abdo Mohamed and Hossam Nasr organized event outside headquarters to reject company doing business in Israel
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