2024-05-04 01:41:45
The Libyan Intelligence Service, Eastern Region Branch, announced “the launch of an expanded campaign, in cooperation with the security services, against all those involved in electronic blackmail, defamation, and slanderous behavior on social media sites,” explaining that it “will pursue those involved in these behaviors and will take the necessary measures against them in accordance with the law.” “.
The agency’s media office confirmed, “The campaign targets crimes that contradict the teachings of the Islamic religion and violate the customs and traditions of the Libyan nation.”
The agency called on “citizens not to engage in such acts that are punishable by Law No. 5 of 2022 issued by the Libyan House of Representatives regarding combating cybercrime, which stipulates that “the use of the international information network and modern technological means is legitimate unless it results in a violation of public order.” Or public morals, or offending or harming others.”
Earlier, the Criminal Investigation Agency announced “the launch of an expanded campaign to confront cybercrimes,” stressing that it “will pursue those involved in committing cybercrimes punishable by law.”
The agency said, “Whoever engages in such acts will be treated like criminals and will be arrested in accordance with the law,” noting that several arrest warrants have been issued for those involved in such shameful behavior.
” statement ” . . In implementation of the law issued by the Libyan House of Representatives No. 5 of 2022 AD regarding combating electronic crimes… which stipulates…
Posted byLibya Criminal Investigation AgencyIn Thursday, May 2, 2024
Last updated: May 3, 2024 – 14:00
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2024-05-04 01:41:45