Hadramout Education Crisis Deepens
Public schools in Hadramout Coast are facing a severe crisis following the decision by the Ministry of Education to dismiss thousands of contracted teachers, who had demanded improved conditions and increased salaries. This decision has led to widespread strikes and protests, especially in the city of Al-Mukalla, where students participated in demonstrations condemning what they considered unjust actions. The teachers, who have served for years on low salaries estimated at over $50 per month, are suffering from a lack of their rights, resulting in a complete paralysis of the schools. Officials and local organizations have called on the government to reverse the decision, warning of an escalating crisis that could get out of control. They emphasized that dismissing the teachers threatens the future of education in the region.
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