Rapports

Programme Highlights In this edition you will see highlights of our UNICEF Statement on the killing of a 10-year-old girl child in clashes in Libya, signing of MOU to launch the first Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS)…

Highlights: Week 39 reported a further decrease in case incidence and lab weekly testing rate as compared with Week 38. At the national level, transmission classification for Libya changed from a high to the moderate incidence of…

HIGHLIGHTS On 29 September, UNHCR evacuated 179 asylum seekers from Libya to safety in Niger – the first such flight to Niger this year. The group, including 60 women and 21 children, was welcomed at the Emergency…

SC/15043 29 SEPTEMBER 2022 The Security Council renewed for another year its authorization for Member States to inspect vessels on the high seas off Libya’s coast that they have reasonable grounds to suspect are being used for migrant…

Highlights: • September (Weeks 35-38) reported a decrease in case incidence and the lab testing rate compared to August (previous four weeks 31-34). At the national level, transmission classification for Libya remained high incidence of community transmission…

Pillar 1: Coordination, Planning, Financing and Monitoring ACF (Action Against Hunger): • ACF continued to coordinate and collaborate with local health authorities to ensure alignment of its program activities with MOH health strategies, regular meetings and communication with…

Highlights Reports were received from 157 out of 253 reporting facilities (62.1%) in week 38. Compared to 162 (64.0%) in week 37. The total number of consultatations reported during the reporting week was 31,260 compared to 32,605 consultations…

Highlights On 21 September, activities were organized by partner Libyan Scouts, in partnership with Fútbol Más Fundación and with the help of Abusliem Municipality, marking International Peace Day as part of UNHCR’s Sport for Peace programme. The…

Libyan law enforcement agents and militias killed at least 581 civilians, both nationals and migrants, between January 2020 and March 2022, the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) said in a report published today. This number includes…

Introduction Given the prolonged ongoing economic crisis in Libya, the recurrent conflict, and impact of COVID-19 pandemic it is becoming ever more essential to monitor and track the food security situation among Libyan and non-Libyan households. In addition, due…