Tunisia Unemployed Protest for Jobs

Hundreds of unemployed individuals with higher education degrees gathered in Tunisia to protest the failure to implement the employment law passed by Parliament in December 2025. They are demanding the quick creation of job opportunities, the activation of the digital platform, and the enforcement of employment standards. The protest led to clashes with security forces and the arrest of three protesters. The demonstrators are calling for the government to fulfill its legal obligations after nine months, as the gradual employment processes have not yet begun. This comes amidst an economic crisis, with unemployment rising to 14.9%, and among university graduates reaching 26.6%. Additionally, about 30,000 people migrate annually in search of opportunities abroad.

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