Rapports

Situation in numbers 1.5 million people affected 500,000 children affected 62,700 Population displaced Response 15,800 People reached with hygiene items 6,240 Children reached with psychosocial and recreational services 67,400 People reached with primary health care services 2,451 Women and children received food supplementation Humanitarian Situation…

Geneva – The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is concerned about the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Tripoli and neighbouring areas. According to IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), there are now over 66,000 displaced individuals, approximately 13,310…

Introduction Since the escalation of hostilities in the outskirts of Tripoli on 4 April, over 60,000 people are estimated to have been displaced from conflict-affected neighbourhoods while thousands of others remain trapped in conflict-affected areas, unable to…

On Libya, the UN continues to be extremely concerned about the mounting impact of the fighting on civilians in and around Tripoli. There were again reports of casualties from the fighting in Tripoli over the…

The Council discussed the situation in Libya. The Council today discussed the situation in Libya and adopted the following statement: "The LNA military attack on Tripoli and the subsequent escalation in and around the capital constitutes a threat…

The Libya INGO Forum, representing 16 INGOs providing assistance in Libya, calls the European leaders to stop enabling the system of arbitrary detention and ensure the full protection of the thousands of refugees and migrants in…

There are not enough shelters for the thousands of people fleeing violence and migrants and refugees have been turned away from those that house Libyans By Nellie Peyton DAKAR, May 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Migrant women and…

Over the past week, clashes continued in conflict-affected neighborhoods in South Tripoli, reportedly with use of airstrikes and artillery in multiple locations. Since DTM’s last update on 07 May, an additional 770 displaced families (approximately 3,850…

This report is produced by OCHA Libya in collaboration with humanitarian partners. Kindly note: the next Situation Report will be released on 17 May and, thereafter, Situation Reports will be released on a weekly basis, with…

Highlights On 9 May, UNHCR together with authorities transferred 228 vulnerable persons of concern from Azzawya (116 Individuals), Tajoura (68 individuals) and Al Sabah (44 individuals) detention centres to UNHCR’s Gathering and Departure Facility (GDF). On 8…