Southern workers to protest at UN tomorrow
The article focused on the protests of the southern workers in Aden, where the Southern Workers' Union called for a sit-in in front of the United Nations Office and the international envoy’s office in Al-Khormaksar District, to demand measures to address the humanitarian and economic crisis faced by the people of the South. These protests come amid a peaceful escalation of resistance due to declining living conditions, rising prices of goods and services, the collapse of basic services such as electricity and water, and delayed wages for workers and employees. The Union also expressed concern over the government’s recent decisions, especially the increase in customs tariffs and the salary raises that do not match the rising costs, holding the government responsible for the worsening living conditions.
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