Rapports

Marianne Ducasse-Rogier As Europe has somewhat passively been watching the Libyan crisis unfold, wondering about its impact on European migration flows, and then conveying an emergency meeting to adopt the same sanctions as the UN Security Council 24 hours earlier,…

I. HIGHLIGHTS/KEY PRIORITIES - On 9 March, the Emergency Relief Coordinator called on all parties to conflict in Libya to protect civilians from harm. This followed reports of heavy fighting and bombardments in western Libya resulting in injuries and deaths.…

(New York: 9 March 2011): Valerie Amos, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, today called on all parties to the conflict in Libya to protect civilians following reportedly heavy fighting and bombardments in western Libya that…

Åsa Molde in Tunisia A young man comes forward with a crumpled bit of paper in his hand. There is a long phone number written on it. I dial the number, wait until someone answers and then hand over…

Highlights Latest statistics reveal that 246,336 migrants fleeing violence in Libya have entered Egypt, Tunisia, Niger, and Algeria. As of 8th March, IOM evacuated a total of 18,149 nationals stranded in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Malta to return to their…

The British Government will fund the International Committee of the Red Cross, enabling them to provide three medical teams to treat and provide medical supplies to 3000 people affected by the ongoing fighting in Libya. The UK will also provide…

U.N. agencies alarmed at sketchy reports of casualties * World body needs U.N. security greenlight to deploy * ICRC operates only in eastern Libya, seeks access to west By Stephanie Nebehay GENEVA, March 9 (Reuters) - U.N. agencies remain shut out from Libya for…

Phil Ittner | Benghazi, Libya With a military stalemate apparent on the front lines in Libya between pro-Gadhafi groups and the opposition, the war of words has taken center stage. The two sides in Libya's conflict spent much of the day…

More than 14,000 migrant workers and refugees who fled Libya's conflict are still waiting repatriation at a camp set up near the Tunisia-Libya border. Although the majority of Egyptians have been flown home, other nationalities are waiting for news…

March 9, 2011-The escalating conflict in Libya is creating regional chaos and uncertainty, forcing mass displacement to neighboring countries. More than 200,000 people have fled to Tunisia and Egypt. Over half of these are in Tunisia, creating a burden…