University of Copenhagen Ends Investments in West Bank Companies

Decision follows student protests against university's financial ties to firms operating in disputed territories.

The University of Copenhagen will divest approximately $145,810 from companies like Airbnb, Booking.com, and eDreams.
The move aligns with the university's new policy to actively manage investments in accordance with UN guidelines.
Students and staff have been vocal about the university's financial connections to companies involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Protests erupted earlier this month demanding the university cut all ties with firms operating in the West Bank.
The university aims to provide regular updates on its investment portfolio to ensure transparency.