Rapports

Highlights On 24 May, a ceremony was held, marking the completion of renovation work of Emsaed School, in Emsaed city, near the Libyan-Egyptian border, eastern Libya. The project is part of the Blueprint for Joint Action by…

Assessment background A complex socio-economic situation, political division, instability, and re-emerging conflicts in Libya since 2011 have driven the country into a protracted humanitarian and protection crisis, which is further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Consequently, thousands of people in…

ICC Prosecutor Should Investigate Use of Unlawful Mines, Booby Traps (Beirut) – New information from Libyan agencies and demining groups links the Wagner Group to the use of banned landmines and booby traps in Libya in 2019-2020,…

Highlights: May (Weeks 17-20) reported a marked decline in case incidence and lab testing with no deaths reported as compared to April (previous four weeks 13-16). At the national level, transmission classification for Libya remained a low…

Highlights Reports were received from 104 out of 180 reporting facilities (57.8%) in week 21. Compared to 101 (56.1%) in week 20. The total number of consultations reported during the reporting week was 16,302 compared to 18,043 consultations…

Highlights: • Week 19 reported an increase in case incidence proportional to an increase in lab testing capacity as compared with Week 18. At the national level, transmission classification for Libya became a low incidence of community…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY / KEY FINDINGS Since 2011, the situation in Libya is tumultuous, oscillating between conflict and hopes for peace. The armed conflict – pushing the country in a state of crisis and emergency – has greatly impacted its…

Introduction Libya has been in a state of crisis and emergency since the beginning of the armed conflict in 2011, and this has greatly impacted its infrastructure, particularly in the fields of water and sanitation, and has…

SC/14910 SECURITY COUNCIL 9047TH MEETING (PM) Tripoli remains tense, with clashes between armed groups, deadlocked negotiations and human rights defenders under attack, the United Nations political affairs chief told the Security Council today. Briefing the Council on recent developments in…

Madam President Thank you for the opportunity to brief the Security Council on the latest developments in Libya. Since my last briefing to the Council on 19 April, the deadlock on the political, security and economic fronts has…