Graduates with Disabilities Intensify Protest for Jobs
The sit-in by job-seeking graduates with disabilities entered its 14th consecutive day on Saturday.
Protesters broadened their campaign from the streets to political offices, professional networks, and civil society figures to rally nationwide support for their five-point demand charter.
- Expanded their campaign to political offices
- Reached out to professional networks
- Engaged with civil society figures
The goal is to gain nationwide support for their demands.
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Author's summary: Graduates with disabilities protest for jobs nationwide.
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