Rapports

IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme identified a total of 706,062 migrants from over 44 nationalities in the 100 Libyan municipalities during round 46 of data collection (January - February 2023). The number of migrants…

Key Figures: 134,787 Libyans currently internally displaced (IDPs) 695,516 IDP returnees 40,540 registered refugees and asylum-seekers 248 monitoring visits to detention centres so far in 2023 10 refugees and asylum-seekers were transferred from detention to urban setting so far in 2023 464…

KEY FIGURES 39% of Internally displaced households were more likely to be living below 50 per cent of median reported income. 20% of internally displaced households reported relying on government subsidies to cover their needs. 32% of households spent…

Charting the Path to Libya's Future: A Comprehensive Sourcebook for Inclusive Institutions and Development WASHINGTON, May 18, 2023 – Libya, an oil-rich country strategically situated at the crossroads of Africa, the Middle East, and Europe, possesses abundant…

The humanitarian situation in Libya saw progressive improvement, with people requiring humanitarian aid decreasing, the number of IDPs decreasing, and an increase in returnees to their places of origin. Nonetheless, while the 2020 ceasefire agreement between former…

In Numbers 66,120 people assisted in March 2023 98 mt of food assistance distributed US$ 13,800 cash-based transfers (CBT) made US$ 15 m six months net funding requirements (April - September 2023) Operational Updates In March, WFP reached 66,120 people through General…

In my report a year ago, I had the privilege of addressing this Council and I laid out what I opined was the need of the hour to have the International Criminal Court be seen as…

RÉSUMÉ ANALYTIQUE Au cours de la période considérée, le Bureau a continué de progresser dans la mise en œuvre de la nouvelle stratégie relative à la situation en Libye décrite dans le vingt-troisième rapport du Procureur de…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In this reporting period, the Office has continued its progress in implementation of the renewed strategy for the Situation in Libya outlined in the Twenty-Third Report of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (“ICC…

SECURITY COUNCIL 9320TH MEETING (AM) SC/15280 Thanks to dynamic investigations combined with a targeted approach, over the past six months the International Criminal Court has made significant progress in prosecuting alleged crimes against humanity committed in Libya, its chief…