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The Union of the Health Sector Movement in Libya has stepped up its protests against the Government of National Unity. Medical unions have announced a strike beginning next Sunday, suspending services for issuing health certificates and administering vaccinations, and are preparing a protocol for a general strike within two weeks. The general strike will exclude emergencies and life-saving cases. Meanwhile, four union leaders have been summoned to the Criminal Investigation Department headquarters. The union has announced that it intends to file a complaint with the International Labour Organization and the International Trade Union Confederation. Workers’ demands include payment of overdue entitlements, higher wages, insurance coverage, hazard pay and medical supplies, as well as guarantees of the independence of union activity.
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