UN calls for humanitarian pause to evacuate trapped civilians and deliver humanitarian assistance
By Sami Zaptia. London, 17 April 2019: Ten days into the start of clashes in Tripoli, displacement numbers continue to ...
Tag: IDPs
UN extremely concerned with disproportionate and indiscriminate use of explosive weapons in Tripoli residential areas
By Sami Zaptia. OCHA map showing approximate areas of Tripoli fighting (Photo: OCHA). London, 10 April 2019: In its Situation ...
1,200 Derna families continue to be displaced in several areas of Libya: UNHCR
By Sami Zaptia. Derna (file photo). London, 16 January 2019 Despite a large number of IDPs having returned home to ...
Tripoli-Zintan IDP return deal cut in Tunis, but without a date
By Libya Herald reporters. Tunis, 23 September 2017: An agreement between Tripoli and Zintan appears to mean that at least ...
EU agrees €90 plan to protect migrants, IDPs and improve local government management
By Jamie Prentis. The EU is to provide Euro 90 million to be spent in Libya in support for migrants and ...
Japanese support for Libyan IDPs
By Libya Herald reporters. Tawerghan children outside their fragile fiberglass pipe home (Photo: Social media) Tunis, 1 April 2017: Japan is ...
UN’s Humanitarian Aid report on Libya paints grim picture and underfunding
By Sami Zaptia. The latest UN Humanitarian Aid report to Libya paints a grim picture and says it is lacking ...
Increased number of returnees due to some improved security: IOM Libya
By Sami Zaptia. (IOM Libya). London, 19 August 2016: There are 348,372 internally displaced persons (IDPs), 310,265 returnees and 275,857 ...
IOM’s report on displaced, returnees and migrants in Libya
By Sami Zaptia. The latest IOM report gives details on Libyan IDPs, returnees and migrants (IOM). London, 22 June 2016: ...
Campaign in Benghazi studies the effects of psychological displacement on families living in the city’s schools
By Libya Herald staff. Benghazi, 28 May 2015: A study of the psychological and social effects of displacement has been presented ...
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