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Teachers across Algeria go on strike to protest low salaries and poor conditions

  • Teachers across Algeria went on strike to protest low salaries and poor working conditions, following student demonstrations last month.
  • Hafidha Amirèche stated that the right to strike is "A Right Enshrined in the Constitution."
  • Teachers' unions report that starting salaries are barely more than the minimum wage, seeking increases.
  • Minister of Education Mohamed Seghir Sadaoui pledged to address curricular concerns after a federal audit.
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Teachers across Algeria go on strike to protest low salaries and poor conditions

Teachers throughout Algeria have gone on strike to protest low salaries and deteriorating working conditions.

·United States
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JeuneAfrique.comJeuneAfrique.com

In Algeria, the new "special status" of teachers causes strikes and demonstrations - Jeune Afrique.com

Despite an increase in their salaries in recent years and a new regulatory framework for their profession adopted at the end of 2024, teachers are still demanding better working conditions.

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Voice of NigeriaVoice of Nigeria

Algerian Teachers on strike over low salaries, poor conditions

Teachers throughout Algeria went on strike to protest low salaries and deteriorating working conditions. This follows demonstrations staged by students last month in an unusual outpouring of protest. Students stood outside shuttered classrooms and roamed aimlessly on Tuesday when teachers started a two-day strike. Teachers and students are taking action at a time when public criticism of the government is becoming rarer. Teachers say the strike …

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