Local media reported that the General Electricity Company workers in Misrata blocked the access to all the company’s headquarters in the city on 28 November, protesting against the arrest of one of their colleagues.

The body fighting irregular immigration announced on November 26 that land convoys will resume escorting irregular migrants back to their countries of origin.

Professors in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Tripoli are protesting against the non-payment of their financial dues.

Sabratha, in western Libya, witnessed a heinous killing incident of irregular migrants who were attempting to leave for Europe.

The European Union mission stated that Libya is one of the countries in the world most affected by climate change, calling for rapid planning to decrease its effects. The mission warned that Libya is prone to droughts, fires, water scarcity, rising sea levels, floods, storms, and a decline in biodiversity, as well as major challenges to agriculture.