Paul Maurer, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), warns that the situation in Libya could lead to many civilians fleeing their country, if things continue to escalate.
On Thursday, fighting continued in Libya's capital Tripoli, a day after the UN Security Council resolution called for a "lasting ceasefire". Reports say civilian casualties were recorded.
The ICRC boss said: "The Libyans want to stay home. They want to go home. They are building and hoping for a poli…
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On Thursday, fighting continued in Libya's capital Tripoli, a day after the UN Security Council resolution called for a "lasting ceasefire". Reports say civilian casualties were recorded.
The ICRC boss said: "The Libyans want to stay home. They want to go home. They are building and hoping for a poli…
http:///
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Africanews is the first pan-African multilingual media outlet, unique in its concept and vision.
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