Lawyer urges return to work
A report highlights a decline in the number of lawyers who continue to go on strike and boycott professional services, following the publication of the new law regulating the legal profession. A testimony from an official within the Bar Association confirmed that the silent majority has begun to express rejection of continuing the strike, especially given past experiences that showed protest methods failed to achieve the desired results and negatively impacted citizens who rely on lawyers' services in courts. The testimony also criticized the stance of employees and participants in the strike, considering that a lawyer’s duties are lawful and that institutions do not have the authority to prevent them. The official called on colleagues to respect the law and the constitution and to refrain from waiting for a new collective decision.
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