Protest organizers add morning action at Parliament during plenary session

Anti-government protests entered their 117th day on September 24, with organizers shifting from their usual evening march on the Prime Minister's Office to a two-stage action that also targets Parliament at 09:30 during the plenary session. The change is a discrete tactical move within an ongoing protest cycle: it tests whether organizers can bring pressure into working hours and onto a second institution rather than keeping the action confined to an evening routine. For the government and parliamentary leadership, the immediate question is whether the protest remains containable as a habitual street action or begins to draw broader daytime participation that affects legislative operations and public-order management.