South Yemen Workers' Union Protest Statement
The General Union of Workers of the South organized a peaceful protest in front of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor building in Aden. The demonstration was held in response to a military force's assault on the union headquarters and to the blatant violation of trade union freedoms. The protesters expressed their rejection of allowing a person claiming to be the "Chairman of the Aden Workers' Union" to take control of the premises, as well as their disapproval of the Minister of Social Affairs' decision to resume trade union activities linked to the Yemeni occupation in the city. They called for the removal of armed elements from the building, the restoration of the legitimate trade union entity, and an investigation into the invasion incident. They also emphasized the importance of protecting labor activities from any military or security interference. The union stressed their commitment to continue legal actions until their demands are met, reaffirming that workers' right to organizational unionism is guaranteed, and that the unity of the labor movement is essential to defending rights and achievements.
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