The young man, Ayoub Al-Hudud, died after setting his body on fire in front of the headquarters of the Al-Kantour group in Yusufiya province, in protest against the deterioration of his social and living conditions.
The incident coincided with the group’s October session, which helped fuel tensions and anger in the region, which is suffering from worsening social crises.
Job…suffering led to tragedy
The young man, Ayoub, 33, lived in difficult conditions in slums, without work or stable income. His difficult life situation led him to make a tragic decision, as he decided to set himself on fire to protest the lack of solutions to his crisis, which caused widespread shock among the residents of the region.
Painful statements before the accident
In a poignant video posted on social media, Ayoub spoke before his death, saying he had been the subject of death threats from the head of the Kantor group, after demanding his right to housing.
He added: “We found neither work nor means of livelihood, and when I confronted the authorities with my problem, I received threats instead of help. » “I had no choice but to burn myself to express my despair and frustration. »
Human rights solidarity and calls for reform
This painful incident sparked a large wave of solidarity from human rights organizations and civil bodies, who expressed their support for his family and the people of Kantoor.
These bodies called for urgent measures to improve social and economic conditions in the region, stressing the need to resolve the accumulated problems facing the population.
Open a formal investigation
Following this incident, according to local sources, the Ministry of the Interior rushed to open an in-depth investigation to determine the circumstances and causes of the incident.
The investigation aims to shed light on the circumstances that led Ayoub to make this tragic decision, as calls grow for radical solutions to improve conditions for Kantoor residents.
