Teachers threaten strike in Libyan schools

The Teachers' Union in Libya has raised the ceiling of its demands by declaring a general strike across all schools, protesting against low salaries, delayed payment of dues, and the absence of effective health insurance. They are calling for tangible, real-world measures to improve teachers' conditions. The union emphasized that their decision depends on the will of teachers across all regions, and that they will not lift the strike until clear and practical steps are implemented, including the issuance of official decisions and the fulfillment of demands on the ground. Several schools have also closed in solidarity with the strike. The Ministry has assured its commitment to resuming classes, while government efforts continue to address health insurance issues and swiftly implement teachers' demands.

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