Reports

8. 2 MILLION Estimated Population of Libya UN – September 2021 803, 000 Estimated Number of People in Need of Humanitarian Assistance UN – December 2021 159, 996 Estimated Number of IDPs in Libya IOM – April 2022 680,…

Population Movements So far in 2022, more than 20,700 asylum-seekers, refugees, and migrants have been reported as rescued or intercepted by the Libyan authorities. Last week, three rescue/interception operations were carried out by the Stabilization Support Apparatus…

The number of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers continue to increase, with a total of 649,788 individuals recorded in Libya at the end of April 2022, mirroring pre-pandemic migration dynamics. Although the humanitarian situation for the…

Twenty-fourth report Madam President, thank you so much for the opportunity of briefing the Security Council today and I wish here also to record my deep appreciation to the permanent representative of Libya, Ambassador Taher Al-Suni for…

IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme identified a total of 679,974 migrants from over 41 nationalities in the 100 Libyan municipalities during Round 43 of data collection (July - August 2022). The number of migrants in…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Over the last six months, the Office has accelerated its investigative and cooperation activities in the Situation in Libya within the framework of the renewed strategy outlined in the previous Report of the Prosecutor to…

9187TH MEETING* (AM) SC/15100 Heartbreaking accounts of violence from survivors in Libya underscore the collective obligation to deliver justice — and not “as an abstract idea” — following the Security Council’s referral of the case to the International…

Programme Highlights In this edition you will see highlights of key international days, missions of the month, the completion of the Remedial Classes programme, extracts of the programme results and much more. You will also find hyperlinks…

Highlights On 1 November, UNHCR evacuated 174 vulnerable asylum seekers, including women and babies, to safety via the Emergency Transit Mechanism in Niger – the second flight of its kind this year. The ETM was established in…

The first study of UNDP’s new series on Preventing Violent Extremism examines recruitment strategies employed by armed groups in borderland communities, as well as attitudes towards violent extremist groups and their associated values. By shedding light…