UN’s Derna overview: Officially, only 3,958 confirmed dead and 40,000 displaced
Ten days have passed since Storm Daniel battered the northeastern coastal areas of Libya (10 September), the UN Office for ...
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3,000 housing units to be fast tracked in 10 months for displaced
By Sami Zaptia. The Libyan government has approved spending for 3,000 housing units for the displaced to be completed within ...
Tripoli fighting expands to south as airbase changes hands, humanitarian conditions worsen and death toll rises
By Sami Zaptia. Photo: UN OCHA and partner agencies London, 18 April 2019: The Tripoli war expanded to the south ...
Human rights situation in Libya ‘’bleak’’: UN report
By Libya Herald reporter. UN Human Righs Council logo Malta, 10 February 2015: The UN has published a damning human rights ...
Government has made efforts to help injured and displacement – Thinni
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 20 October 2014: "Whoever carried out a killing, theft or a burning of a houses will ...
Warshefana Crisis Committee urges displaced to return to their homes
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 30 September 2014: The Warshefana Crisis Committee is urging those displaced by the fighting in ...
Summary of this week’s official government press conference
Nasser Al-Mana, the Libyan government's official spokesperson at Thursday's press conference By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 4 August: Last week’s ...
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HoR votes unanimously to approve Naji Issa as new CBL Governor
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