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Workers in oil and gas projects rallied in front of parliament to pursue demands and increase salaries

Sep 8, 2021, 10:53 GMT+1
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A group of workers on Iran's oil and gas projects staged a protest in front of the parliament building in Tehran on Wednesday to address their demands, including raising salaries and removing contractors. The workers held placards protesting job security and low wages

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