No UN plans for migrant settling in Libya
The UN Refugee Agency has denied implementing programs for the settlement of migrants in Libya, affirming that its mission is limited to providing humanitarian and technical support in coordination with Libyan authorities. It emphasized that the responsibility for managing migration and foreigner policies lies with the state. The agency clarified that over 83% of registered refugees hold Sudanese nationality, amid increasing numbers of displaced persons. It also noted that the presence of the agency's office in Libya raises legal concerns, and called for the establishment of a Libyan national authority to oversee the management of migrants and refugees.
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