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Foreign inmate schemes with Tripoli official on family record
The Public Prosecution in Libya managed to issue a judgment imprisoning a foreign individual in cooperation with a public official at the Civil Registry Office in Tripoli, on charges of forgery and facilitating the illegal acquisition of national identification numbers. Investigations revealed their exploitation in forging nine national IDs, including listing the relatives of the suspects among the data to grant them citizenship rights, allowing them to benefit from various rights unlawfully. The investigations showed that the accused received 10,000 dinars in exchange for collusion, and that the widow of one of the family registry documents had received 20,000 dinars after leaving for her homeland. The suspects were detained, and procedures were initiated by the prosecution, while orders were issued to investigate the financial gains they obtained and to target the beneficiaries of the forgery. This case is part of a broader crackdown on forgeries, which enabled 15 foreigners to obtain national IDs illegally, highlighting the importance of strengthening legal and regulatory measures to combat forgery in civil registries.
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