Investigation of Cemetery Forgeries
As usual, the Kuwait Supreme Committee for Citizenship continues its efforts to uncover cases of forged Kuwaiti citizenship identities and impersonation, through DNA fingerprint testing and the examination of old official records. It has succeeded in revealing cases that are over 50 years old, including identity theft and document forgery, even in instances where some suspects have passed away or others have fled the country. Among the resolved cases was the discovery of a Gulf national registered as belonging to nine sons under a forged identity, as well as proof that some of those involved exploited false official documents and fabricated paternity certificates to gain rights they are not entitled to. The operations resulted in the revocation of citizenships and the cancellation of affiliations for dozens of individuals. The results of the DNA fingerprint tests demonstrated accuracy and neutrality in uncovering the truths, with significant figures involved in those cases, reflecting the seriousness of the system in ending long-standing cases of forgery.
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