Rapports

Highlights Despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19, UNHCR continues to identify vulnerable persons for resettlement. This week, with the logistical support of IOM, 42 refugees departed Libya through two resettlement flights, one bound for Europe and…

In Numbers 92,000 people assisted in February 2021 893 mt of food assistance in February 2021 USD 197,000 of voucher assistance in February 2021 USD 8.9 million six-month net funding requirements (April – September 2021) Operational Updates In February, WFP reached over…

An arms embargo imposed on Libya by the Security Council in 2011 remains “totally ineffective” a UN Panel of Experts has said, adding that civilians, including migrants and asylum seekers, continue to suffer widespread rights violations…

OVERVIEW Political developments The confict in Libya continued in 2020, fuelled by external powers that channelled money and weapons to factions inside the country. The country’s porous borders, especially in the south, allowed the smuggling of migrants, foreign…

Tunis, 8 March 2021 – As a commitment to continue supporting the people of Libya in a humanitarian context marred by a decade-long instability further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, France provides UNFPA with EUR 285.000,…

Executive Summary Protracted conflict and related instability continue to dominate in Libya, with shifts in contact lines in 2020 leading to one of the largest displacement spikes documented since 2011.1 Despite an official ceasefire agreement in October,…

Population movement As of 10 March, 3,170 refugees and migrants have been registered as rescued/intercepted at sea by the Libyan Coast Guard and disembarked in Libya. The population comprises 2,613 men, 264 women and 293 children. So…

TRIPOLI, 11 March 2021 - The People of Japan continues to support the education and child protection services of children in Libya during the COVID-19 pandemic and on-going conflict. Over 22,000 children and people in need…

“I came to Libya five years ago in the hope of finding a better future. However, surviving as a migrant and providing for yourself and your family is a continuous struggle. Recently, when I found that…

Key Findings and Introduction Key findings Provision of electricity, health and water services is noticeably weak across Sebha, with distinct disparities in access and quality between urban and peri-urban areas, and between population groups. • In response to…