Prosecution Uncovers Mass ID Fraud
Investigations in Libya have revealed the issuance of 10,190 passports using forged data, as well as the issuance of passports that do not meet quality standards. These investigations, which began in 2022 to combat identity data manipulation, have also uncovered violations involving 315,385 national ID numbers, the unclear addition and deletion of data for 418,786 individuals, and the deletion of 1,115 family records without documentation. Additionally, hundreds of cases have been suspended and referred to the judiciary, with more than 84 million Libyan dinars and 24 million US dollars frozen from amounts linked to salaries, pensions, and foreign currency. The aim is to limit the effects of manipulation and to confront related administrative and criminal violations.
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