HIBAPRESS – Khalil Fizzazi
A citizen in the city of Dakhla expressed his protest against what he described as practices within the municipality, directing a direct message to the head of the municipal council via a banner carrying phrases that reflect his dissatisfaction with the way he said he was treated within the institution's headquarters.
The citizen wrote on the banner, "No to my expulsion from the municipality's headquarters and my honor being insulted," adding another message that read: "The municipality does not belong to anyone, but rather it belongs to everyone," in an expression of his rejection of what he considered unacceptable behavior within a public facility that should be open not only to citizens to conduct their administrative affairs and communicate with officials.
This form of protest reflects the citizen's demand for clarification of the circumstances of the incident, and raises questions about the conditions of receiving and dealing with service recipients within municipal facilities, and the importance of ensuring respect for the dignity of citizens and preserving their rights while benefiting from administrative services.
Awaiting clarification from the presidency of the Dakhla municipality regarding the content of the banner, the details of the incident and the accounts of the involved parties remain necessary to understand the circumstances, and to determine responsibilities based on clear data.
