Rapports

FAST FACTS Since the conflict in Sudan began in April 2023, nearly 11 million people have been displaced, with more than 2 million seeking refuge in neighboring countries and 97,000 arriving in Libya. The Ministry of Health in…

Overview It is estimated that over 97,000 Sudanese refugees arrived in Libya since April 2023. This includes over 45,452refugees registered by UNHCR of which over 26,219 were registered post-conflict. Estimates provided by authorities are much higher, indicating…

What We Achieved - Our Progress in Numbers (July - August) 7,949 Sudanese refugees received non-food items 2,801 hygiene kits were distributed 2,517 households received unconditional food assistance 1,346 women and girls were reached with services related to protection of…

TRIPOLI/BENGHAZI – 12 September – In meetings held with civil society representatives, youth and women’s organisations in both Tripoli and Benghazi, Under-Secretary-General, Rosemary DiCarlo stressed the importance of a free and open civic space, adding that…

On September 2023 .10, Storm Daniel devastated north-eastern Libya, severely impacting the cities of Derna, Bayda, Malt Shahat, Soussa, Benghazi, and Al-Marj. The disaster claimed over 5,800 lives, including children, and displaced around 44,800 people. Entire…

Ensure Accountability, Equitable Access to Relief (Amman) – Libyan authorities are failing to provide adequate compensation and reconstruction support a year after devastating floods wrecked the eastern Libyan city of Derna and left thousands dead or missing,…

It is estimated that over 97,000 Sudanese refugees arrived in Libya since April 2023. This includes over 43,800 refugees registered by UNHCR of which over 25,300 were registered post-conflict. Estimates provided by authorities are much higher, indicating…

FAST FACTS • The conflict that started in Sudan in April 2023 has forced nearly 11 million people to flee their homes, with more than 2 million crossing into neighboring countries. • The Ministry of Health in Kufra,…

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IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme identified a total of 761,322 migrants from 44 nationalities in the 100 Libyan municipalities during round 53 of data collection (June - July 2024). The number of migrants in Libya…