As part of its efforts to preserve the image and prestige of public office and to combat all forms of manipulation that aim at infringing upon citizens' rights and jeopardizing the system of state services provided to vulnerable groups, ACA apprehended the director of a rehabilitation office in one of the governorates. He had colluded with other staff to facilitate the issuance of disability and integrated services cards using forged official documents purportedly issued by some government hospitals. This is meant to enable ineligible individuals to obtain the legal privileges granted to people with disabilities, including the importation of medically equipped vehicles exempt from taxes and customs duties, and to receive the " Takaful and Karama" pension, in exchange for financial benefits. The necessary legal procedures were taken, and the defendants were referred to the Public Prosecution, which initiated investigations and confirmed that they had committed bribery, illicit enrichment, forgery, embezzlement of public funds, and customs evasion. The case was then referred to the competent court, which sentenced the director of the rehabilitation office to life imprisonment and 66 other defendants to prison terms ranging from 10 to 15 years. They were also sentenced to pay customs duties equivalent to twice the value of the evaded customs fees.

ACA, hereby, emphasizes abiding by the governing regulations to access government services and avoiding any attempts to manipulate the rights and privileges guaranteed by law to eligible groups. ACA remains committed to taking decisive legal action against any attempts to exploit public office and jeopardize the interests of citizens and the national economy.