UNICEF: 125 Children Rescued Off Coast of Libya in Week
The United Nations Children’s Fund’s (UNICEF) Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Ted Chaiban, and UNICEF’s Regional ...
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2 Children Kidnapped in Libyan Capital Tripoli
On Saturday, Libyan security forces managed to retrieve two children hours after they had been kidnapped. They were kidnapped whilst ...
Read moreUNICEF: 36,000 Children in Libya to Benefit from EU Aid
The European Union Emergency Trust Fund for Africa (EUFT) approved €7 million in funding toward the UNICEF proposal titled ‘Resilience ...
Read moreBodies of Four Libyan Children wash up on Libyan Coast
On Wednesday, the Libyan Red Crescent reported the discovery of four children aged between five and ten, washed ashore after ...
Read moreUS Condemns Attack on School Children in Libya
On Thursday, the US Embassy in Libya condemned the attack that took place against school children in Al-Ajaylat. "We condemn ...
Read moreUNSMIL Condemns Brutal Attack against School Children in Libya
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) strongly condemned the brutal attack against school children in the city of ...
Read moreShortage of Vaccines Could Endanger over 250,000 Libyan Children
On Thursday, the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organisation said that they are extremely ...
Read moreIRC: 500 Women & Children Sent to Detention Centres in Libya
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) revealed that about 500 children have been intercepted at sea and brought back to Libya. ...
Read moreIrish Times: At Least 364 Children Intercepted in the Sea and Returned to Libya in 2020
At least 364 children and minors have been intercepted in the Mediterranean Sea this year, the Irish Times (IT) newspaper ...
Read moreSOHR: Number of Syrian Mercenaries in Libya Rises to 17,000
On Saturday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) announced that the number of Syrian mercenaries sent to Libya rose ...
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