Liberia: Court Jails Pakistani Refugee for 'Selling Fake Immigration Documents'

A Pakistani national accused of helping some officers of the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) - formerly Bureau of Immigration and Neutralization (BIN) - to illegally sell immigration papers to foreigners, some of whom reside in Liberia, was yesterday sent to jail by the Monrovia City Court.

Mohammed Ad Adal, who lives in the country on a refugee status, was charged with multiple crimes that include issuance of fake immigration documents, economic sabotage and forgery.

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