A wave of teacher walkouts has disrupted the start of the new school year in Libya, as educators demand long-overdue salary payments. The strike, triggered by persistent delays in wages, has left students and parents in uncertainty about the stability of the academic term. With no immediate resolution in sight, the protest underscores broader economic challenges facing the country’s education system. The situation highlights tensions between educators and authorities over financial commitments amid ongoing instability.
Teachers’ strike over pay delays start of Libya’s school year The Arab Weekly
