OCHA Libya l Humanitarian Bulletin (November 2020) [EN/AR] 18 December, 2020 - 16:10
Country: Libya Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
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Highlights:
• Libya ranked fourth highest number of attacks against health infrastructure in the world - 32 reported attacks in 2020.
• November: deadliest month in 2020 for migrants and refugees attempting the Mediterranean Sea crossing.
• More than 4,100 people affected by floods in the east.
• Local consultations for HRP held for east, south and west regions.
Protection risks remain a concern in Libya
In November, a number of attacks against health facilities and health personnel, as well as other civilians -including migrants, refugees and asylum seekers-, underscores the risks posed from continued insecurity, an absence or enforcement of the rule of law, or respect for human rights.
OCHA Libya l Humanitarian Bulletin (November 2020) [EN/AR]
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Highlights:
• Libya ranked fourth highest number of attacks against health infrastructure in the world - 32 reported attacks in 2020.
• November: deadliest month in 2020 for migrants and refugees attempting the Mediterranean Sea crossing.
• More than 4,100 people affected by floods in the east.
• Local consultations for HRP held for east, south and west regions.
Protection risks remain a concern in Libya
In November, a number of attacks against health facilities and health personnel, as well as other civilians -including migrants, refugees and asylum seekers-, underscores the risks posed from continued insecurity, an absence or enforcement of the rule of law, or respect for human rights.