Libyan teachers threaten strike

The Libyan interim government is facing an escalation of widespread protests and sit-ins by teachers due to their deteriorating financial and professional conditions. The teachers reject the authorities' attempt to usurp their rights through postponed promises. Their demands include improving salaries, settling financial discrepancies, providing healthcare insurance, and enhancing working and living conditions, with a 15-day deadline for the implementation of these demands. Unions warn of the possibility of intensifying strikes if a serious response is not received, which could disrupt classes and disrupt the educational process. Meanwhile, the government affirms its commitment to protecting teachers' rights and improving their conditions.

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