Protesters in front of parliament hold Kais Saied responsible for disrupting law enforcement

A number of protesters gathered in front of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in the capital demanding a delay in issuing executive orders without an official response.

Protesters gathered today outside the Assembly of the Representatives of the People in the capital Tunis to denounce the law's suspension and delayed passage. The participants in the move claimed direct responsibility for obstructing the activation of this legislation and delaying the issuance of its implementing orders.

The conspirators demanded a swift end to the disruption and the necessary arrangements for the law to come into force. In return, no official comment or clarification from the President of the Republic at Carthage Palace or from the Prime Minister's Office has been issued to clarify the status of the orders and the position of the executive authorities on the demands of the protesters.

A number of unemployed witnesses and machine assistants 16 had earlier organized a protest movement outside parliament's headquarters in the capital to demand the activation of unemployment laws.