South African Prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach, far left, shown h

2006

South Africa Fighting White Collar Crime
South African Prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach, far left, shown here during a court appearance, received training backed by USAID to better fight white-collar crime in the country's courts. In 1999, a Specialized Commercial Crime Court and Prosecuting Unit was established in Pretoria. “The Unit,” as it is called, had almost no budget when it opened its doors. Working with an association of South African corporations, USAID stepped in, providing training in trial skills for financial crimes. A computerized case load management system was established to enhance their work. The Unit works as a team with police, investigators, and dedicated magistrates.
South Africa
Date: 2006
Photographer: Unknown / USAID

Source: U.S. Agency for International Development (0)

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