Informes

Tunis, Tunisia – 7 September 2016, In the framework of “The Spring Forward for Women” programme - a regional European Union (EU) and UN Women joint programme, funded by the European Union, a one-day meeting was…

Robert M. Perito EXECUTIVE SUMMARY If diplomatic pressure and the terrorist threat force Libya’s political factions to support the UN-backed Government of National Accord, Libya could provide a test bed for security sector reform (SSR) in a post-Arab…

On 23 August, IOM organized a voluntary repatriation charter flight with 241 Nigerian migrants (67 women and 174 men) back to Lagos, Nigeria. In August, 388 migrants were rescued outside the Libyan coast. The Libyan Coast Guard…

Libya - IOM, in coordination with the UN refugee agency (UNHCR), this week (29-31/8) organized the fourth technical workshop and coordination meeting for Libyan partners on saving lives of migrants and refugees at sea. The meeting in…

Tunis, 1 September 2016 – From 1 August to 31 august 2016, the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) documented 47 civilian casualties, including 32 deaths and 15 injured, during the conduct of hostilities across…

The Special Representatives of the Secretary-General and head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Martin Kobler, welcomes the reconciliation agreement signed yesterday, 31 August 2016, between Misrata and Tawergha in Tunis under the…

Alrassed International’s work in Sirte over the past 7 months, has left no doubt that war crimes and human rights violations have occurred numerous of times. The health and food crisis is the worst in the…

30 August 2016, Brussels – Today the Political and Security Committee authorised EUNAVFOR MED Operation Sophia to begin two additional supporting tasks. On 30 August 2016, the Political and Security Committee authorised EUNAVFOR MED Operation Sophia…

By Kristy Siegfried and Tom Westcott "I was very scared in the sea. The boat was overcrowded. I could barely move. I was afraid of dying, but even more afraid of being caught by the Libyan police.” Read…

HIGHLIGHTS Humanitarian responders are delivering critical aid to all provinces in Libya. Returnee figures are rising, with IDPs continuing to require urgent assistance. The top priority needs for Libya remain health care and essential medicines, support to detention centres,…