Informes

Highlights 1. Intense fighting in and around Ras Lanuf has resulted in increasing numbers of patients, overwhelming the capacity of local health care facilities. A total of 52 critically injured patients, mostly with weapon-related injuries, have been referred to Ajdabiya Hospital,…

First targeted relief distributions by ACTED to vulnerable and isolated people in Benghazi. ACTED emergency teams have started the first targeted relief operations in the city of Benghazi, East of Libya, for the poorest families. ACTED staff on location for…

Paris, le jeudi 10 mars - La Fédération internationale des droits de l'homme (FIDH) et la Ligue libyenne des droits de l'homme (LLDH), membre affilié de la FIDH, s'insurgent contre la stratégie menée par le colonel Kadhafi depuis le…

I. HIGHLIGHTS/KEY PRIORITIES - Local doctors are seeing a sharp increase in the number of casualties at hospitals in Ajdabiya and Misrata, according to ICRC. - The president of ICRC expressed disappointment over the organization's lack of access to western…

By Anna Azaryeva NEW YORK, 10 March 2011 - This year's 'Education for All' Global Monitoring Report warns that armed conflict is robbing 28 million primary school-aged children of their education. The comprehensive analysis - 'The hidden crisis: Armed conflict…

By Arne Grieg Riisnaes ACT Correspondent in Tunisia In light of the tense and unpredictable situation in Libya, an ACT Alliance team has been deployed to the Tunisian-Libyan border to make preparations for every eventuality. "It's an extremely delicate situation, and…

As the threat of all-out civil war looms in Libya, there is an urgent need for more relief, particularly to meet health and sanitation needs for people fleeing the country. So far, more than 224,000 people have fled Libya. Many…

The Government has dispatched an emergency shipment of humanitarian supplies to the border between Libya and Tunisia in response to the growing crisis in North Africa. Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Eamon Gilmore, T.D., today announced the…

Brussels, 10 March 2011: A complete ceasefire to be followed by negotiations to secure a transition to a post-Qaddafi, legitimate and representative government should be the immediate objectives of the international community's approach to the Libyan crisis. Military intervention should…

WHO/Tarik Jasarevic 10 March 2011, Zarzis, Tunisia -- Six tons of WHO medical supplies arrived today to Djerba, Tunisia, in response to medical needs caused by civil unrest in Libya. The material, consisting of essential medicines and basic medical…