Refugee workers at Regueb are demanding the Civil Service Mandate Act be activated

Coordination of their championship called on the Regueb Local Delegation of Sidi Bouzid State on Friday 30 October 2026 to organize a periodic protest stop in front of the local delegation's headquarters. The protesters called on the authorities to implement the pledges of operation directly and effectively and to enforce the provisions of the law regulating public sector manoeuvres.

The demands included calling on the government to expedite the issuance of organized orders, launching a digital platform dedicated to registering respondents for conditions and differentially sorting their files. Participants in the movement adhered to a timetable requiring the state to organise the first instalment of stakeholders before the end of 2026.

The protesters stressed that their move is aimed at activating Law No. 38 for 2020, which recognizes exceptional sentences for direct manipulation in the public sector. This framework covers senior certificate holders registered in employment offices who have reached the age of ten or 35 years and above, together with an individual from each family whose members are all unemployed.

The trajectory of this file goes back to Parliament's approval of the law on 29 July 2020 and its official release on 13 August of the same year. Sidi Bouzid and several other states have since seen a series of field moves to demand the enactment of legislation and the provision of the necessary credits for the mandate.

The Coordination intends to turn this protest into repeated periodic stops in front of Regueb's local delegation headquarters over the coming period. The participating groups announced their determination to continue the field movements and gradual escalation in case the authorities do not respond to their demands to open the platform and start the manoeuvres.