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عين ليبيا
Source: عين ليبيا
14 Hrsعين ليبيا
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The Public Prosecution in Libya has revealed a case of document forgery related to civil status data. It was proven that a foreign individual used a forged family record issued by the Civil Status Authority to conspire with an employee at the Civil Registry Office in Tripoli. The forgery enabled the foreign individual to occupy a public position within the Tarhuna Police Directorate, and involved the fabrication of 15 national ID numbers, which benefited his family members in obtaining their citizenship rights. The foreign individual has been placed in pretrial detention by the prosecution, and authorities have been instructed to halt the manipulated national ID numbers, track any illicit benefits, and summon the involved employee to continue the investigations. This case is part of ongoing efforts by the prosecutors to combat manipulations of identity data and address their impact on employment and national rights.
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