Rapports

176 vulnerable asylum seekers were evacuated from Libya today on a humanitarian flight to Rwanda, organized by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. It was the second such flight to Rwanda this year, using the Emergency Transit…

HIGHLIGHTS Libya faces a complex and protracted humanitarian crisis resulting from armed conflict, political and economic challenges, and the impact of COVID-19. Currently, 803,574 people, including 321,430 children, require humanitarian assistance. Children and families are experiencing a…

Context of the crisis Political and security developments Political and security developments After nearly a decade of hostilities and civil war, a Ceasefire Agreement between the Government of National Accord (GNA) and the Libyan National Army of the…

Mr. President, your Excellency Ambassador De la Fuente, Distinguished members of the Council, It is a singular honour to brief you on this occasion; this being my first opportunity to brief you in my new role as Prosecutor…

Education and Youth In October 2021, and in collaboration with implementing partners, UNICEF provided 270 children (198 girls, 72 boys), including 18 non-Libyan children (9 girls, 9 boys), with access to non-formal education services in Tripoli, Sabratha, Zwara, Misrata,…

SC/14711 Special Representative Briefs Members at ‘Crucial Time’, Outlining Progress Ahead of 10 December Parliamentary, Presidential Elections The Security Council, through a presidential statement today, welcomed the Paris International Conference for Libya which was convened on 12 November 2021,…

SC/14710 SECURITY COUNCIL 8911TH MEETING (PM) In his first appearance in the Security Council today, the new Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court called for a more robust partnership between the two bodies towards ending impunity for atrocity crimes…

Introduction Since 2011, Libya is torn by conflict and political fragmentation. A ceasefire signed in October 2020 has given way to a new political process. Electricity, cash assistance and COVID-19 vaccination are improving. However, the conflict-shattered economy…

On 12 November 2021, the President of the French Republic, the Federal Chancellor of Germany, the President of the Italian Council of Ministers, the President of the interim Presidency Council of Libya, the Prime Minister of…

Tripoli, 28 October 2021 - Last week, a high-level Japanese delegation led by the Charge d’Affaires of Japan to Libya, Mr. Masaki Amadera visited different project locations to witness the progress on the project activities implemented…