Reports

May 31, 2011 Author: Deborah Jerome, Deputy Editor The G8 summit in Deauville, France, last week ended with pledges of aid to the Arab world's fledgling democracies of Egypt and Tunisia along with harsh words for the Mideast…

(May 31, 2011) (Benghazi, Libya) – On the floor of a cargo hold in a ship evacuating casualties from the Libyan city of Misrata, 14-year-old Ayman Abdulatif was mute on his makeshift hospital bed. He…

CHOUCHA CAMP, Tunisia, May 27 (UNHCR) – The UN refugee agency has urged donor and resettlement countries to step up assistance for thousands of refugees and migrant workers caught up in this week's disturbances at a…

SHUSHA CAMP (28 May.) - Eight people were killed, 20 wounded and 20 are still missing -- all of them Darfuris migrants who escaped from Libya – in clashes in Shusha Camp in Tunisia. The fighting broke…

This report produced by OCHA Libya in collaboration with humanitarian partners, covering the period of 23 May to 26 May. The next report will be issued on or around 30 May. I. HIGHLIGHTS On 24 May, unrest at…

Points de presse, 27 mai 2011 Ceci est un résumé des déclarations du porte-parole du HCR Melissa Fleming – à qui toute citation peut être attribuée – lors de la conférence de presse du 27 mai 2011…

Points saillants : • Le camp Qatari des réfugiés de Tataouine commence à recevoir les réfugiés à compter du lundi 23 Mai 2011. Sa capacité initiale est de 928 places. Un petit hôpital de campagne y a…

Main issues: • The Qatari refugee camp in Tataouine begins receiving refugees May 23, 2011. Its initial capacity is 928 places. A small field hospital has been set up on site. • Health information remains dependent on personal…

INTRODUCTION The Nafusa Mountain area in the far west of Libya, where people have largely declared their allegiance to the opposition forces controlling Benghazi, has been under siege and under fire since early March 2011. In mid-April…