Sfax workers are calling for a protest in front of parliament
Retired senior witnesses in Sfax decide to carry out a protest movement outside the Bardo parliament headquarters to demand the operation and enforcement of the law.
The appellants set the deadline for a field pause on 10 November in front of parliament's seat to raise the votes of disabled persons deprived of their right to vote.
The protesters are demanding a long-standing employment law and an end to what they describe as the policy of continuing deferral and procrastination on their demands for public sector employment.
The protesters stressed in their statements to marginalized class prospects that the move represents a crucial moment for rejecting the neglect they have suffered over successive governments. The disrupters explained that they would raise slogans calling for immediate manhood and adherence to the constitutional right to work, decent living, freedom and national dignity under the motto of never retreating or withdrawing until their legitimate demands are met.
The protesters consider the operating file an absolute priority that cannot be abandoned after long periods of marginalization that have affected their age and career path as the same crisis continues to punish various governments.
The unemployment rally from Sfax and the rest of the region is scheduled to take place outside Parliament House in Bardo on the 10th of this month.