South Workers' Union holds peaceful protest at UN in Aden
The General Union of Southern Workers organized a protest sit-in in front of the United Nations Office in Aden, demanding an end to the war on services and the alleviation of suffering caused by the deteriorating economic situation and basic services. They called for resolution of the crises that hinder citizens' lives. The protesters addressed the worsening electricity and water services, the despair stemming from living conditions, and financial decline, urging the international community to exert pressure on the government to resolve the crisis and improve living standards. The union affirmed that the protest is a clear message to the United Nations and the international community to assume their responsibilities. They proposed seven urgent demands, including restructuring salaries, regulating markets, holding corrupt individuals accountable, and improving basic services, with continued peaceful escalation until these demands are met.
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