Protesting workers caused disruption at the Federal Ministry of Education headquarters. A recent decision sparked the unrest, which had been ongoing for several days. The workers opposed a plan, describing it as a threat to public education. They feared it could set a precedent for similar actions elsewhere.
The protest involved staff unions and affected the ministry's operations. Senior officials were booed and prevented from accessing their offices.
Further details about the situation are available from the source, including the specific plan that triggered the protest and the workers' concerns about its potential impact.
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