Rapports

Spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: Elizabeth Throssell Location: Geneva Date: 8 June 2018 Subject: Libya – escalating risks We are deeply alarmed at the escalating risks to the population in the eastern city of Derna in…

After abandoning their village during the 2011 civil conflict, 500 families have returned to Gwalish and set about rebuilding their homes and the local school. By Sufyan Ararah in Gwalish, Libya Nestled among the twisted olive trees that…

BACKGROUND Since July 2017, the eastern Libyan city of Derna has been subject to tight military encirclement. The closure of access points has made it difficult to supply markets, banks and health facilities, which has led to…

Summary: The escalation of fighting in Derna has reached unprecedented levels, due to the use of air raids and shelling, some of which are in residential areas, and heavy ground clashes. At least five civilians have died since…

CONTEXT This report presents the findings of Round 19 of DTM data collection, which took place in March and April 2018. Over the past year, the number of identified returnees in Libya has been steadily on the…

Tras siete años de conflicto y sin un estatus oficial de refugiados, el acceso a agua segura y saneamiento básico se ha convertido en una emergencia en un país con un millón y medio de refugiados Acción…

Key figures: 184,612 Libyans currently internally displaced (IDPs) 368,583 returned IDPs (returns registered in 2016 - March 2018) 52,031 registered refugees and asylumseekers in the State of Libya 10,763 persons arrived in Italy by sea in 2018 547 monitoring visits to…

Humanitarian response to the needs of individuals escaping smugglers and traffickers in Bani Walid In the night of Wednesday to Thursday, 23-24 May 2018, approximately 140 individuals from Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia managed to escape captivity from…

Summary Since the latest escalation of armed conflict in Derna on 15 May, health sector sources report that at least six civilians have been killed and 14 injured, including one child. Some 300 to 500 families have reportedly…

Two-thirds of Libyan Schools have limited drinking water UNICEF together with the Ministry of Education and the Libyan National Centre for Disease Control Launch Assessment of Water, Quality, Sanitation and Hygiene in Libyan Schools TRIPOLI, 16 May 2018…