Illegal Immigration

A group of smugglers arrested

In a rigorous security operation, our officers were able to seize a gang formation engaged in human smuggling, in the city of Zuwarah, 102 km west of Tripoli. The gang seized received a sum of 2000 dinars per illegal immigrant, in exchange for temporary accommodation, another 500 dinars was paid. They were put in smuggling

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Department of Combating Settlement and Illegal Immigration saves hundreds of migrants

In continuation of its efforts to combat illegal immigration, the Department of Combating Settlement and Illegal Migration in the Stability Support Apparatus managed to rescue 432 illegal immigrants of different nationalities, including women, children, and infants, off the Libyan coast in the western region. The migrants were referred to the competent authorities to complete legal

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Participation of the SSA in a national symposium against torture

As part of its interest in international humanitarian law, the Stabilization Support Apparatus participated in the activities of the national symposium against torture held in Tripoli. The symposium, organized by the Ministry of Justice, carried the slogan “No to Torture,” with the participation of experts, professors, academics, and jurists from various governmental and non-governmental institutions.

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Illegal immigration.. a number of multinational Africans arrested

The Bureau of Investigation and Arrest of the Stabilization Support Apparatus managed to seize a number of multinational Africans in a house in Tripoli after they entered as intruders through illegal immigration. They were caught by members of the police red-handed, while participating prostitution. All legal measures were immediately taken and they were referred to

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