Allegations of settling migrants in Libya are not true: UNSMIL
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) issued a statement last Thursday (4 June) saying it has taken note ...
Tag: illegal refugees
Concern about the spread of misleading information suggesting African refugees are being resettled in Libya: NGO Refugees in Libya
The Italy based NGO, Refugees in Libya, said it isconcerned about the spread of misleading information that suggests African refugees ...
After demonstrators block-off UNHCR entrance, Acting Foreign Minister Al-Baour reiterates Libya’s rejection of any migrant resettlement programme
Acting Foreign Minister Taher Al-Baour reiterated the Tripoli government’s line that it rejects any migrant resettlement project. Al-Baour was speaking ...
‘Refugees in Libya’ condemns campaign of dehumanization against migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in Libya
NGO, Refugees in Libya, yesterday strongly condemned the growing campaign of dehumanization directed against migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in ...
“No to Settlement, Naturalisation – Libya for Libyans” Movement rallying Libyans to resist settlement of illegal migrants
The "No to Settlement and No to Naturalisation. Libya for Libyans’’ movement is rallying Libyans across the country to resist ...
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Sentiment growing against illegal refugee settlement, resettlement or naturalisation across Libya – UNHCR singled out for criticism
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Central Bank of Libya source to Libya Herald: US$ 3.5 bn plan launched today to cover Letters of Credit, transfers, and personal use
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Libya’s recent fuel crisis: A dramatic surge in fuel demand from the usual 6.5 million litres to 9.5 million litres daily: NOC Chairman Suleiman
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‘Refugees in Libya’ condemns campaign of dehumanization against migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in Libya
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“No to Settlement, Naturalisation – Libya for Libyans” Movement rallying Libyans to resist settlement of illegal migrants
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