On 21–22 October, the ICRC Delegation in #Libya conducted a training on communication, media, and International Humanitarian Law (IHL) for 20 Libyan Red Crescent Society (LRCS) volunteers working in media from different branches across western and southern Libya.
On 30 September and 1 October 2026, #Benghazi hosted Libya’s first National IHL Moot Court Competition, bringing together 15 law students from five Libyan universities: Benghazi, Ajdabiya, Omar Al-Mukhtar, Tobruk and Derna.
The ICRC’s Emergency Room Trauma Course (ERTC) held in #Benghazi from 28–30 Sep, helped doctors strengthen their knowledge on trauma management, with assessments showing marked improvement after the training.
Building skills today. Strengthening emergency response for tomorrow.
From 6–8 October, the ICRC in #Libya held an IHL workshop in Tripoli, launching a capacity-building programme for selected MoFA and International Cooperation staff.
Strengthening IHL knowledge promotes respect for humanitarian norms and helps limit the human cost of conflict.
From 21–24 Sep, 15 LRCS volunteers from 14 branches took part in EcoSec training on Assessment, Implementation and Monitoring in #Tripoli, strengthening their understanding of the EcoSec Conceptual Framework and practical skills in needs assessment and data collection.
The ICRC Libya Communication Team and the Libyan Red Crescent Media Office met to exchange experiences and explore closer collaboration on shared news, joint communications, and stories and videos highlighting their humanitarian work across #Libya.
🎙️ A new conversation begins.
The ICRC in Libya launches its first-ever podcast, exploring the humanitarian work behind the scenes.
Episode 1: Forensic work with Dr. Abdul Rahman Anous, Forensic Specialist at the ICRC.
🎧 watch now: youtu.be/VnUcqNL5NkI
From 13–16 September, 15 Libyan Red Crescent volunteers from 13 branches are taking part in an Economic Security (EcoSec) Assessment, Implementation and Monitoring (AIM) training delivered by the ICRC in #Libya, strengthening their skills to better respond to community needs.
17 technicians from #Libya’s General Company for Water and Wastewater joined practical training on pump operation and maintenance in Tripoli and Benghazi, strengthening their skills in troubleshooting and maintenance to support more reliable, quality water services.
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انطباعات مسؤولي الصليب الأحمر والهلال الأحمر الليبي حول مركز القيادة الإنسانية ودوره في احتضان البرامج و الدورات التدريبية .
Impressions from @ICRC_lby and Libyan Red Crescent Officials on the Humanitarian Leadership Center and Its Role in Hosting Training Programs and Courses
On the International Day of the Missing, we remember those who remain missing and the families who continue to wait for answers. You are not forgotten.
We stand with your families and continue to search for the information they deserve.
Behind every missing person is a family waiting for answers, a story left unfinished.
On the International Day of the Disappeared, our message to every family still waiting:
Wherever you are, you are not forgotten, and we will keep working for answers.
RT @LibyaRC: بدعوة من اللجنة الدولية للصليب الأحمر في ليبيا ، عُقدت على مدار يومين متتالين بمقر اللجنة في طرابلس جلسات عمل مكثفة جمعت مدير…
From 27–30 July, the ICRC in #Libya held a First Aid Training for 16 Military Intelligence personnel of different ranks in Benghazi. The training strengthened first aid skills and awareness of IHL. The ICRC continues to support relevant institutions in building these capacities.
The ICRC concluded two 4-day Trauma First Aid trainings in #Benghazi for 23 participants from Benina Airport and the Ministry of Interior. Through practical exercises, participants strengthened lifesaving skills while reinforcing humanitarian principles and emergency response.
