Informes

The UN Human Rights office estimates as many as 7,000 people are being held in detention in Libya presenting the interim administration with one of its most pressing and complex challenges. This assessment from Mona Rishmawi,…

Highlights • The number of war wounded is currently estimated by the Ministry of Health to be at least 50 000, including some 20 000 people with serious injuries. • Conflict‐related injuries remain a public health priority, followed…

By Mary Beth Sheridan, Published: October 16 SIRTE, Libya — Amid a raging battle for this last major Gaddafi stronghold, humanitarian groups in recent days have discovered a tableau of horror in the city’s main hospital. More than…

Summary of UK aid in Libya The UK has played its full part in providing essential aid to help those affected by conflict. Our support has been based on humanitarian needs with a clear focus on delivering…

Deadly Explosive Remnants of War in Libya Libya faces a significant Mine and Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) threat following the recent conflict, there are serious humanitarian challenges due to a wide range of threats which include;…

Reporting period (29 September – 13 October) Highlights: The past weeks have been dominated by intense fighting in the cities of Sirte, Bani Walid as well as Sabha where NTC forces have been pushing forward. On the evening…

"There are around 10,000 people still trapped by the fighting, and we’re expecting to receive many more patients. "A lot of fighters have been entering the hospital with guns, checking every patient and looking for we don’t…

The second batch of emergency humanitarian aid material provided by Red Cross Society of China has arrived in Tripoli, Libya on 11th October, 2011. As a member of the international Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, the…

Since February this year, Libyans and other nationals spilt into southern Tunisia fleeing the conflict in Libya. While many have gone back home during the past weeks, Malud and his family are among 17,000 Libyans who…

A TSF team is transporting telecom satellite equipment to Sirte, 450km east from Tripoli. TSF experts will support refugees in the outskirts of the town and relief organisms. The team gets ready for entering Sirte, which access…