Protests in Al Mukalla Over Collapsing Services and Rejection of Terrorist Releases
The article addresses protests in the city of Mukalla in Hadramout Governorate, where peaceful demonstrations were held in front of the governorate headquarters to condemn the policies of the local authorities and the severe deterioration of basic services such as electricity and water. The protesters also condemned the government's initiative to organize festivals and include artists, while the residents are enduring severe economic and living crises. They emphasized their right to manage their governorate’s affairs and resources and rejected the policies of guardianship and dominance practiced by the authorities. They demanded that the people of Hadramout be empowered to control their revenues and that services—especially electricity and fuel—be improved. The protesters made it clear that their peaceful escalation program will continue until these goals are achieved. They called on everyone to stand in solidarity, warned against the suppression of protests, and affirmed that Hadramout will not allow its wealth to be looted or its suffering to continue.
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