Man uses child to print fake money
Algerian security authorities have uncovered details of a crime involving counterfeiting, printing, and trading of banknotes. They detained an individual in Ain Témouchent who was turning his home into a center for printing counterfeit currency and was using a child to promote the circulation. Security forces seized advanced electronic devices and printing machines used for counterfeiting, along with large quantities of counterfeit money intended for circulation in the local market. Algerian law strictly prohibits counterfeiting, with penalties that can include life imprisonment. Penalties are even more severe when children are exploited. Algerian activists are calling for harsher punishments to curb the circulation of counterfeit currency and its repercussions.
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