Libya has experienced escalating levels of political violence following urban clashes in Tripoli and Benghazi. The security vacuum created after the fall of the Gaddafi regime has led to clashes between ethnic and communal militias and the violent offensive carried out by the ex-Gen. Khalifa Haftar against Islamist militia groups since May 2014. ACLED researchers have compiled a selection of resources to facilitate analysis of these conflict hotspots and the levels of violence within Libya from 2010 – 16th August 2014.
ACLED Libya Monadic File (2010 – 16th August 2014)
A monadic file providing data on all events within Libya since 2010. For a discussion of the difference between monadic and dyadic files, please see the User Guide below.
ACLED Libya Dyadic File (2010 – 16th August 2014)
A dyadic file providing data on all events within Libya since 2010. For a discussion of the difference between monadic and dyadic files, please see the User Guide below.
ACLED Guide and FAQs for Media Users
A document which provides an overview of the ACLED project, the structure and content of the data, and addresses frequently asked questions.
ACLED Regional Report on North Africa April 2014
Previous Conflict Trends Reports
