Informes

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…

2. Rationale 2.1 Background According to the 2021 Libyan population MSNA, many of the needs that currently exist in Libya are driven by economic factors. Overall, 53% of assessed households reported that they were unable to afford all…

SITUATION AT A GLANCE　　 6.6 MILLION Estimated Population of Libya UN – November 2018　　　　 823,000 Estimated Number of People in Need of Humanitarian Assistance in Libya UN – July 2021　　 199,949 IDPs in Libya IOM – September 2021　　 648,317 Registered IDP Returns IOM –…

Highlights: • Tripoli Security Operations Lead to Mass Arrest of Migrants and Refugees. • UN’s Rapid Response Mechanism Brings Relief to Flood-Affected Families. • Situation of IDPs Remains Fragile. • COVID-19 Pandemic: Situation Update. • Continuing Downward Trend in Access Constraints. •…

$82,340,000 Funding Required 686,760 People Targeted 188 Entities Targeted IOM VISION IOM strategic vision for Libya is to work towards ensuring that migrants, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and all other mobile populations, including those affected by conflict in Libya peacefully coexist with local…

HIGHLIGHTS: The food security situation in Libya deteriorated among the surveyed migrants when compared to 2019. The proportion of migrants that were food insecure increased from 19 percent in 2020 to 25 percent in 2021. All surveyed…

Highlights* In August 2021, WFP launched the fifth round of data collection to continue monitoring the food security and livelihoods situation in Libya on the displaced population and host communities. As Libya has been trying to recover from…

Report highlights unsafe and undignified expulsion of migrants from Libya Migrants in Libya are ‘routinely at risk of arbitrary or collective expulsion,’ according to a new report issued this week by UN Human Rights. Such expulsions are occurring…

Geneva – The illegal practices committed by the Libyan authorities against migrants and asylum seekers, whether during pushbacks or in prisons and detention centers, violate their right to life and physical and psychological integrity, Euro-Mediterranean Human…

Spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: Rupert Colville Location: Geneva Date: 10 December2021 We are deeply concerned by a continuing series of forced expulsions of asylum-seekers and other migrants in Libya, including two large groups of…