Informes

Tripoli, 09 March 2022 – A high-level Canadian delegation led by H.E. Ms. Isabelle Savard, Canadian Ambassador to Libya visited UNFPA’s project sites in Tripoli. She was accompanied by Mr. Samir Anouti, UNFPA’s Country Representative to…

TRIPOLI, 08 March 2022 - Today, the world celebrates International Women’s Day, under the theme of “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”, focusing on the acts of courage and determination of women and girls around…

Introduction Since 2011, intense conflict and political fragmentation have significantly impacted Libya's social fabric, basic services, and national infrastructure. The conflict-shattered economy and COVID-19 have worsened the coping capacities of the most vulnerable, including migrants. Despite the fragile…

Education and Youth UNICEF provided 1,431 children (713 girls, 718 boys), including 207 migrant children (123 girls, 84 boys), with access to non-formal education services in Tripoli and Misrata. Furthermore, and to improve children’s access to quality…

SC/14772 Continued Abuse of Migrants, Crackdown on Human Rights Defenders Draws Concern Libya’s newly established road map committee aims at advancing the electoral process following postponed December 2021 elections and moving the nation along the path towards stability,…

Education and Youth In November 2021, UNICEF provided 2,272 children (1,148 girls, 1,124 boys), including 1,375 migrant children (708 girls, 667 boys), with access to non-formal education services in Tripoli, Zwara, Misrata, and Sabha. In addition, UNICEF provided…

The postponement of Libya’s first-ever presidential election, originally scheduled to begin on 24 December, after the authorities failed to confirm a list of eligible candidates, illustrates the need to address the myriad human rights violations that…

OVERVIEW From January through September 2021, some 21,500 refugees and migrants crossed the sea from Libya to Europe (Italy and Malta), an 89 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2020. This is far fewer…

GHAT, Libya -- Rahma was delivering at home when complications arose: obstructed labour, internal bleeding and low haemoglobin levels. The 18-year-old, a migrant from Niger, was rushed to a mobile health unit in Ghat, where after undergoing…

Delivered in partnership with the Norwegian Refugee Council, Terre des Hommes and UNICEF, the programme will reach at least 110,000 children and youth 17 December 2021, New York – Education Cannot Wait (ECW) announced today US$11.1 million…