Informes

JMACT partners in Sirte completed their clearance of the power plant site. This work was completed swiftly and efficiently and now that the area is safe having removed a total of 106 items of UXO, 26Kg…

TRIPOLI, Libya, 05 June 2012 – To mark World Environment Day, the Libyan Ministry of Education and UNICEF came together with children at a Tripoli elementary school to plant trees. The event raises awareness around sustainable…

MISRATA [ACTED News] - ACTED has recently completed a new cleaning and light repairs project targeting 12 conflict-affected schools in Ajdabiya, in the east of Libya. This follows the successful completion of cleaning in 11 non…

Where can children still recovering from the effects of war play safely in a city that is littered with remnants of conflict, such as mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and small arms ammunition? That’s a question being addressed by…

By Yosi Echeverry Burckhardt NAFUSA MOUNTAINS, Libya, 23 April 2012 – “I didn’t feel anything when it happened,” said 9-year old Mahmoud from Zintan, in the Nafusa Mountains, describing the day his right hand was lost and…

Mohamed is a 13-year-old boy from Benghazi, Libya. He has a brother and three sisters. On Monday March 21, 2011, Mohamed was playing football with his friend in front of his apartment block when he saw…

In Brief Capacity Building • On 07-09 February, UNICEF held a 3-day training for 30 participants from local charities and our partner CESVI to increase knowledge on how to detect and report on child right’s violations. The participants…

Last week, a 13-year-old Libyan boy died from injuries sustained when a weapon exploded in Zlitan, a coastal town located about 31 miles from Misrata. Explosive remnants of war continue to hurt or kill Libyan civilians,…

MAG has been delivering Risk Education to vulnerable groups across Libya since July 2011. These safety messages particularly target schoolchildren, who are the most likely to play with unexploded items and cause themselves harm or death. MAG…

Emergency relief In 2011, the ICRC and the Libyan Red Crescent distributed some 80,000 food packages and 85,000 kits containing other essential goods to over 300,000 displaced people and returnees. Health care Since the beginning of the conflict, the…