Hadramout unions call for academic rights
The article discusses the protests carried out by members of the Hadramout University unions today in front of the college complex in Fawa, demanding their legitimate rights related to salaries, administrative adjustments, contractual staff stabilization, and improvements in students' financial and living conditions. The protesters emphasized that the stability of the educational process is directly linked to the job and financial security of teaching and administrative staff. They called on the responsible authorities to swiftly respond to their demands, especially regarding salary restructuring and alleviating the financial burdens on students. The demonstration also addressed the worsening service and living conditions in Hadramout, including crises related to fuel, electricity, and transportation, stressing the need to address these issues to ensure the stability of public life and to support the educational process. They condemned any violence against peaceful protesters, underscoring the importance of respecting public freedoms. Furthermore, they highlighted the need to address university concerns to preserve its standing and strengthen its scientific and societal role. The protesters also expressed support for the South’s resistance and the aspirations of the Southern people.
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