4 Hrs_1777292798912_197359786.jpg&w=64&q=75)
Source:
عكس السير
Syrian Name Links to 61-Year-Old Kuwait Case
Kuwaiti investigations have revealed that a widespread issue of nationality forgery dates back six decades. As a result, the nationalities of 360 individuals—mostly of Syrian descent—have been revoked after it was discovered that their certificates and family claims were false. Authorities employed genetic testing techniques and collaborated with Gulf countries to verify genuine kinship ties. The investigations uncovered that some individuals falsely claimed family origins and used different names, while in reality, some of their children are actually cousins with genuine blood relations. This led to the revocation of their nationalities. The review also included examining marriage transactions and witness testimonies. The findings showed that many files had been active for over 60 years before genetic testing revealed the forgery and actual relationships. Consequently, nationality was revoked from those found to have forged documents or manipulated their records.
Size: 120%Text Size
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)