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Libya schools delay start over teacher strike
The teachers' strike in Libya has led to the postponement of the start of the school year, which was scheduled for September 6. Public schools have not opened yet, resulting in approximately 1.6 million students being deprived of education. The teachers are demanding the unification of salary structures and the achievement of social justice. They are also pleased with improvements in their living conditions through the payment of overdue bonuses and the provision of health insurance. The protesters organized widespread demonstrations, emphasizing that they will not accept unfulfilled promises. The strike is experiencing full participation from teachers, while the Ministry of Education continues its discussions to mitigate the strike's impact without yet reconsidering salary structures.
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