The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has failed to acknowledge the number of civilian deaths caused by its military campaign in 2011, says a Human Rights Watch report. Read more »

As the country grapples with consolidating a formal government structure, streams of migrants and refugees from countries like Chad, Somalia, Eritrea and Ethiopia remains in limbo ... Read more »

There has been widespread calls for parliament to amend the new law criminalising any 'insults to the Libyan people and its institutions'. Read more »

The fight for media freedom has been highlighted on World Press Freedom Day. Read more »

Minister of State for Defence, Mrs. Olusola Obada says weapons stolen from Libyan armoury have found their way to Nigeria. Read more »

The International Criminal Court has ruled that the former president's son Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi be surrended to the court by the Libyan government. Read more »

The United Nations mission in Libya has expressed deep concern over the recent intensification of violence in three towns in the north-west of the country. Read more »

Government officials from both countries met in Tunis to explore steps to enhance trade and investment ties both bilaterally and with other partners in the Middle East and North ... Read more »

After appeals by rights groups, the Libyan government has destroyed nearly 100 Chinese-made anti-vehicle land mines. Read more »

World famous celebrities are shining the spotlight on issues often neglected by news agencies by drawing attention to under-reported conflicts in Africa. Read more »