Teachers on Hunger Strike React to Minister Tekin's Statement that 'There Are No Complaints' - Sözcü Newspaper
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Teachers in Ankara, who had been protesting for 13 days demanding their rights, have ended their hunger strike. Numerous academics and professional organizations had called on the teachers to end the hunger strike. The teachers, members of the Private Sector Teachers' Union, announced that they were suspending their hunger strike in response to these calls. The teachers were on hunger strike demanding the reinstatement of their minimum wage and …
Speaking for the first time about the private school and interview-related teachers who are on hunger strike, Minister Tekin said, "I wish they had come to the Ministry and told us their complaints before going on hunger strike. There are no complaints about the schools they work at." The teachers responded to Tekin's statement by saying, "To the Ministry..."
After Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin stated, "We have received no complaints," teachers arrived in front of the ministry with complaint letters in hand. Reminding the ministry of their previous meetings, the teachers said, "Life is very strange."
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