A Microsoft software engineer was among 18 people arrested during protests at the company’s Redmond campus against its contracts with Israel.

Redmond Police have arrested 18 people on a second day of protests at Microsoft’s campus.

The demonstrations, which followed a similar protest the day before, demanded that Microsoft immediately sever business ties with Israel ...

The employee-led group No Azure for Apartheid has been protesting Microsoft's involvement with the Israeli military for months.

Police arrested 18 people at Microsoft headquarters during a protest after demonstrators allegedly vandalized property, resisted arrest, and obstructed officers.

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.” ...

Microsoft employees were milling about a lunchtime farmers market the company holds when about 30 masked protesters rolled in on bicycles.

Eighteen arrests made during a pro-Palestinian protest at Microsoft, confirmed by Redmond Police Department on Facebook.

A group of current and former Microsoft employees briefly occupied part of the company’s Redmond campus yesterday to protest the relationship between the tech giant and Israel’s military.

The Redmond Police Department (RPD) says officers arrested 18 people during a pro-Palestine protest outside Microsoft’s ...

Microsoft workers continue protests on company's Redmond campus over the company's ties to Israeli government.