Unemployed protesters marching to demand law enforcement

A number of unemployed graduates whose heroism has lasted, on Monday 9 November 2026, demonstrated in a periodic protest march that took the streets of the city of Raqqa in Sidi Bouzid state to demand their professional fairness.

Participants in the protest movement urged the government to expedite the implementation of the provisions of Law No. 18, hasten the issuance of its own order and launch its dedicated digital platform for registering and tracking those involved.

Representative of the Unemployment Coordination Coordinator, Sarve Ghosti, said the move was aimed at lobbying to provide the financial credits needed to enforce the law at all stages, and to start rolling out the first batch of unemployed before Mofi in 2026.

Representative structures for unemployed certificate holders in Sidi Bouzid State called in late October 2026 to organize an air march starting from Mohammed Bouazizi Square, after a similar protest movement by disruptors at a local delegation of the House of Bouziyan to demand the operation.

I explained to my guests that the certified holders whose heroic deeds have accumulated social and living difficulties within the frequent policies of governments, making responding to their demands an urgent need to end the ongoing marginalization of their rights.