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Justice Ministry reviews judicial pay plans
The Libyan Ministry of Justice has stated that it is studying mechanisms to implement the salary schedule for its employees and judicial authorities. This comes after the decision by the Justice Employees' Syndicate to suspend work in courts and public prosecution offices in protest against the delay in activating Law No. 2 of 2025 regarding salary increases. A meeting of the government committee, headed by Minister of Justice Halima Ibrahim, discussed the legal, administrative, and financial procedures necessary for implementing the law. They emphasized the need to coordinate with the Ministry of Finance to complete the financial and legislative procedures to ensure the rights of employees and maintain job stability. This development follows the syndicate’s decision to suspend work in all judicial entities starting from July 30, 2026, as a protest against the stalled implementation of the law, despite its issuance and publication in the official gazette. The move has caused widespread frustration among employees.
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