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عين ليبيا
Ain Libya Honor Teachers
Parliamentary candidate Anas Aburas said the teachers’ protests in Tripoli on November 9, calling for professional and financial rights, should be addressed through dialogue rather than security measures. He called for an investigation into conflicting accounts of how the sit-in was handled. He stressed that the government’s announcement that it would begin implementing the unified salary scale with the October 2026 payroll, while taking stock of outstanding entitlements and health insurance, does not mean those measures have been implemented. He called for salary discrepancies to be settled, outstanding entitlements to be paid, and a clear timetable to be announced. He warned that continued disregard for the teachers’ demands and mounting financial pressures could lead to more sit-ins and disrupt classes. He called for the right to protest to be protected while ensuring that students’ education continues.
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