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المشهد العربي
Saudi repression: attack on Workers' Union
The article included an incident where security forces affiliated with Saudi Arabia raided the headquarters of the Southern Workers' Union in Aden. The raid resulted in assaults on female union leaders, confiscation of their phones, abusive language directed at them, and their detention to prevent them from carrying out their union activities. This assault reflects an escalation in the crackdown on trade union freedoms and the rights of working women in the region. It is seen as an attempt to impose control over Southern union decisions and silence independent voices, amidst political interventions aimed at undermining the independence of union institutions. Human rights organizations and local and international union groups responded to the incident, considering it a blatant violation of human rights and a threat to women's role in union work. They called for transparent investigations and held those responsible accountable, affirming that these measures will not weaken the determination of the Southern people or their commitment to their rights.
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