The “National News Agency” reported that a number of judges working in the judiciary, including the judiciary, administrative, and financial sectors, totaling 111 judges, announced in a statement that “given the state’s inability to cover their healthcare, medical, and educational expenses, as well as those of their families, and in light of the lack of appropriate working conditions with human dignity in the halls of justice, and considering the current dire state of the judiciary on all levels, they are going on a forced work stoppage until the conditions for a dignified life and work are met.”