The unemployed are demanding the enactment of Act 18

A number of dismissed senior martyrs came out today in a periodic protest march that took the streets of the city of Raqqa in Sidi Bouzid state to demand their constitutional right to work.

Participants in the protest movement called on the government to speed up the implementation of Law No. 18, expedite the issuance of an annexed order to ensure its effectiveness, as well as complete the technical procedures for launching a dedicated digital platform to register those concerned with its judgments.

The local co-ordination of unemployed witness holders has confirmed that Le Kef's (Le Kef) financial credits must be monitored to start hiring the first batch of disabled people.

Sidi Bouzid State had seen a protest pause to demand employment, coinciding with the rise of social overcrowding and the pursuit of legislative initiatives related to unemployment files.

Sidi Bouzid State on the same day saw a protest ceasefire demanding the operation amid rising social and labour movements in the region and following the disruption of the legislative and orderly paths of the high martyrs file.