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عين ليبيا
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Dr. Magdy Al-Shibani's article focused on the role of the Public Prosecution in Libya in investigations that go beyond merely pursuing the perpetrators. It emphasizes examining the institutional systems that allowed the crime to occur, especially in cases related to food security, the environment, and public health. The article clarifies that the success of an investigation is not limited to the number of suspects or detention orders, but extends to uncovering systemic institutional failures that have increased the risk, with the goal of reforming working systems before damages escalate. It also stresses the importance of transforming the Public Prosecution into a body that investigates the institutional causes of crime, rather than only pursuing the final perpetrator, to enhance the community’s protection from repeated institutional failures.
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