Tripoli Teachers’ Strike: What Is Driving the Escalation in Libya
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The head of the Grand Tripoli Teachers ' Union, Ashraf Burawi, said that teachers ' salaries no longer kept pace with the current standard of living, demanding higher wages... the post of the Tripoli Teachers ' Union demanding a unified salary scale in Libya that appeared first on Libya ' s eye.
The spokesperson for the General Teachers ' Union, Ashraf Aboraoui, said that the pickets were continuing, with the expectation that they would escalate over the coming days, in the face of a failure to respond to teachers ' demands. Aborawi explained that the most prominent demands were the approval of the standard salary scale, the payment of the quota allowance and health insurance, noting that the consolidation file faced difficult…
Tripoli Teachers’ Strike: What Is Driving the Escalation in Libya
As of October 3, 2026, the teachers’ dispute that disrupted the start of Libya’s school year has moved beyond localized sit-ins in Tripoli into a broader, open-ended strike involving public schools in multiple parts of the country. Teachers are demanding salary reform, payment of outstanding financial entitlements, a teaching-period allowance, health insurance and implementation of rights contained in existing education legislation. The latest c…
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