Confession leads to citizenship revocation
This case details a forgery involving Kuwaiti nationality files. The events began in 1995 when the Directorate of Nationality requested an update of citizens' information. It was then discovered that the individual listed as the father on a certain file was not actually his brother or son, which was later confirmed through genetic fingerprint tests showing that the person involved was not part of the family. Legal procedures continued until a ruling was issued to disown the individual’s lineage, and the case was halted without submitting its information to the Higher Committee. In 2025, the legitimate children renewed their claims, and again, genetic fingerprint testing confirmed that the person involved was not part of the family. This led to the decision to revoke the Kuwaiti nationality from the individual who forged documents and those who had acquired nationality through him, totaling 87 people.
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