According to the spokesperson of the UN Secretary-General, the fighting that has been taking place in Libya's capital, Tripoli, has displaced over 78,000 people, half of whom are children.
According to the United Nations (UN), thousands of people have been displaced as the fighting continues to intensify in the province of Idlib in northwest Syria.
Syrian families who have fled the Syrian Government and Russian airstrikes are now seeking shelter in olive groves near the Syrian-Turkish border.
Over 60,000 civilians have been forced into homelessness since Haftar’s forces began push to take Libya’s capital, Tripoli.
The Kakai minority, predominately located in Kirkuk Province and parts of northern Iraq, are growing concerned at the presence of remnant ISIS cells near their villages.
26 Yazidi women and children were handed over to the Yazidi Council in Sinjar district after they were kidnapped by ISIS over five years ago. During ISIS’ invasion of Iraq, the Yazidis constituted a primary target for the militants who kidnapped thousands of their women and children.
The humanitarian conditions for displaced people in the Rukban camp, on the Syrian-Jordanian border, had been deteriorating for months.
The International Organization for Migration claims that around 40,000 Libyans have been displaced as a result of the recent clashes in the Tripoli area.