Rapports

HIGHLIGHTS Humanitarian community requests US$151 million to cover life-saving needs in Libya in 2017. 782 IDP families from Sirt (3,910 people) received nonfood items for coming winter. Some 17% of IDPs are food insecure – an increase of 11%…

TUNISIA, Tunis —Libyan civil society and government representatives, together with members of the international community discussed on Wednesday and Thursday the implementation of alternatives, during the latest in a series of workshops aimed at reducing harmful…

18 December 2016 - The United Nations congratulates the Presidency Council, the Albunyan Almarsous (ABAM) forces and the Libyan people for their victory over the Islamic State in Sirte. This victory is a major step forward…

European Commission - Press release Brussels, 16 December 2016 Today, the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa adopted a €37 million package to increase protection of migrants and to strengthen effective migration management in North Africa The package will…

Libya - The British government has committed GBP 1.7 million to an IOM project designed to improve conditions for men and women in Libyan detention centres, and facilitate the voluntary repatriation of up to 850 migrants…

HUMANITARIAN COMMUNITY CALLS FOR US$151 MILLION TO PROVIDE LIFE-SAVING ASSISTANCE FOR LIBYA IN 2017 (Tunis: 15 December 2016): The 2017 Humanitarian Response Plan for Libya seeks US$151 million to address the most critical life-saving needs of 940,00…

The Peace and Security Council of the African Union (AU), at its 642nd meeting held on 6 December 2016, adopted the following decision on the outcome of the meeting of the AU High- Level Committee on…

Libya remains fragmented by conflicts with fighting ongoing in several parts of the country. The insecurity, economic collapse and breakdown of law and order mean that daily life for many Libyans is a struggle. In addition,…

(Tunis) – Libyan authorities should urgently respond to a new United Nations report documenting a pattern of torture, forced labor, sexual violence, and arbitrary detention of migrants and asylum seekers. Libya’s coast guard intercepts thousands of…

About 2,000 Sudanese are reportedly clamped at the Libyan-Egyptian border crossing of Musaed in difficult humanitarian circumstances. On Sunday, a Sudanese migrant told Radio Dabanga that many Sudanese are still fleeing the insecure situation in eastern Libya.…