Wafa Albueise
Libyan lawyer
Wafa Albueise (born August 12, 1973, Benghazi) is a Libyan lawyer and writer.
Early life and education
Wafa Albueise's family originated in a small village known as Abu-Essa at Zawia secondary education in Benghazi. Then, she studied law at Benghazi University. In 1996, she was granted a BA in Law. Then she obtained an MA in Criminal Law in 2003. The title of her thesis was The Notion of Potentiality and its Applications in Criminal law.
Career
Between 1998 and 2008, she worked as a lawyer handling cases of civil law, commercial law, personal status and criminal issues. After completing training as a practitioner in the office of Mr. Salih Musa Al-Bar’asi, she started working independently. She also worked in Benghazi for one year as a lecturer in commercial law at the Higher Institute of Administrative and Financial Matters.
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