Rapports

Depuis le début de la crise libyenne, au mois de février 2011, plusieurs centaines de milliers de personnes ont fui. Au 14 juin, l’Organisation Internationale pour les Migrations (OIM), dénombrait un million de réfugiés ayant quitté…

Following the visit to France on June 10, 2011, by Mr. Barakat, the NTC’s health minister, two French hospital directors will conduct a mission to Benghazi from July 28 to August 3, 2011. The main objective of…

I. HIGHLIGHTS/KEY PRIORITIES • Protection issues and rising vulnerabilities are key concerns in conflict-affected areas. • Psychosocial support needs grow as the conflict continues. • Vaccines are being delivered throughout Libya. More are reportedly needed to keep coverage at…

Violence erupted in Libya in February 2011 after peaceful protesters, demonstrating against the detention of a prominent human rights lawyer, were fired upon by Muammar Gaddafi’s forces. Thousands of Libyans subsequently rose up against the dictator’s…

Watch the Webcast SC/10346 Security Council 6595th Meeting (AM) Ceasefire Linked to Transitional Arrangements Only Solution, Says Political Affairs Chief, Urging Need for Patience before Detailed Talks Despite ongoing clashes and shifting front lines, the five-month-old war between Government and opposition…

Rome 28 July 2011 The Italian Development Cooperation continues in its efforts on behalf of the Libyan people. With the operational support of the Ministry of Defence, a C130J military plane took off from Pratica di Mare…

Highlights • Conflict-related injuries remain a public health priority, followed by noncommunicable diseases due to difficulties of access to health care, medicines and medical supplies. • Shortage of health professionals including nurses and other specializations continues to affect…

Introduction The past week in Misurata has seen a continuation of fighting in areas between Dafniya and Zliten. There has been no major shift in frontlines, with the rebel force defensive line in Dafniya remaining approximately 10…

Parties to the crisis in Libya remain deeply divided on how to reach a political solution to the conflict that has raged since February when an uprising flared up in a bid to oust the ruling…

By Christopher Tidey BENGHAZI, Libya, 26 July 2011 – Aisha and Aya in Benghazi, Hassan in Al-Bayda and Haya from Nalut all tell me the same thing: They want to go back to school. In fact, virtually…