Tripoli Civil Registry Authority acting head kidnapped by militias seeking database
By Sami Zaptia. Khaled Bibas, the acting head of the Tripoli Civil Registry Authority was kidnapped by militias in Tripoli ...
Tag: CRA Civil Registry Authority
CRA discovers more than 4,000 forged documents in its Beida paper archives
By Sami Zaptia. CRA inspectors have discovered more than 4,000 forged paper documents in just one of its branches (CRA). ...
Database chief dies of wounds after attack
By Libya Herald reporters. (Photo: CRA). Tripoli, 12 October 2016: Key officials have gone on strike in response to the ...
Assassination attempt on Tripoli Civil Registry Authority acting head
By Sami Zaptia. An assassination attempt on the acting head of the Tripoli CRA today (Social media). London, 10 October ...
Civil Registry Authority to strike in protest at kidnap of employees
By Sami Zaptia. The CRA are going on a nation-wide strike due to further kidnappings of their employees (Photo: CRA). London, ...
Civil Registry Authority back working in Tripoli after technical compromise
By Sami Zaptia. A technical west-east compromise has been reached for access to the Civil Registry Authority's database (Photo: CRA). ...
Kidnappings linked to attempted control of Civil Registry Authority database
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli Militias are attempting to control the Civil Registry Authority's database (Photo: CRA). London, 8 April 2016: ...
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