Informes

By Patrick Wells MISRATA, Libya, 6 June 2011 – On a hospital bed in the besieged Libyan city of Misrata, five-year-old Malak Al-Shami flicks through pictures of her brother and sister on her father’s laptop. Three weeks…

On the evening of Saturday 26 February 2011 the United Nations (UN) Security Council unanimously passed Resolution 1970 (2011) referring the situation in Libya to the International Criminal Court (ICC). The resolution was part of a…

Cairo/Brussels The longer Libya’s military conflict persists, the more it risks undermining the anti-Qaddafi camp’s avowed objectives and the purpose claimed for NATO's intervention, that of protecting civilians. Popular Protest in North Africa and the Middle East (V):…

This report is prepared in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO). It is based on data received from health partners and on joint evaluations between the Ministry of Health and WHO. Main issues : Unrest in Shousha…

Foreign Secretary William Hague and Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell travelled to Benghazi today to demonstrate their support for the National Transitional Council and discuss the Council’s plans for a political roadmap for…

Respect Due Process Rights; Rein in Volunteer Security Groups (Tunis, June 5, 2011) – Libyan opposition authorities are arbitrarily detaining dozens of civilians suspected of activities in support of Muammar Gaddafi, Human Rights Watch said today. The…

"Due to the continuing difficult humanitarian situation in Libya and its consequences for the neighbouring countries, Sida is now contributing additional humanitarian support to assist those affected," says Minister for International Development Cooperation Gunilla Carlsson. Sida has…

The ICRC continues to address urgent humanitarian needs in Libya. Having spent an entire week helping civilians in Misrata and having visited the Jebel Nefusa mountains for the first time, the ICRC is now at work…

A bomb exploded yesterday in the parking lot of a Benghazi hotel used by many foreign diplomats. No one was injured. There are extensive reports of UXO and mines in the area of Misrata. A corridor for humanitarian…