The Role of Security in Combating Crime in Libya: Challenges and OpportunitiesDuring the Period (2010-2014)
Abstract
The study concluded that combating and controlling crime, and addressing its causes through various means and multiple approaches, imposes a financial burden on countries. The cost of efforts to eliminate or at least reduce crime requires the implementation of preventive and reform programs. These require reliable and accurate information that reflects the reality. Libya has witnessed a significant increase in crime rates as a result of the deteriorating political and security situation. Chaos and insecurity were among the main factors contributing to this escalation, necessitating an urgent need for effective strategies to restore security and stability to the country.
Keywords:
The concept of security, features of security decision-making, crime indicators, Libya
How to Cite
ElSAY ASREETl SHATEEB ASREETl. (2025). The Role of Security in Combating Crime in Libya: Challenges and OpportunitiesDuring the Period (2010-2014). Bani Waleed University Journal of Humanities and Applied Sciences, 10(2), 400-411. https://doi.org/10.58916/jhas.v10i2.758
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