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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"National Prosecuting Authority"”.

  1. The independence of the national prosecuting authority of South Africa : fact or fiction?

    The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) is critical in the proper functioning of South Africa’s criminal justice system and upholding of the rule of law. And for it to play this critical role it must be independent from any external influence and manipulation and carry out its functions without …

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  2. The criminalisation of cartels in South Africa, United States and Australia and the effects of the Corporate Leniency Policy

    … implementation in South Africa. Moreover, if the National Prosecuting Authority as the authoritative body has the competency to fully deal with the complexity of cartels. The South African model will be carefully examined against the backdrop of the United States and Australian advanced antitrust …

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  3. A new beginning: a case for establishing a sexual and gender-based violence truth commission in South Africa

    … summits on the topic, having produced a national action plan (NAP) detailing intervention and prevention strategies, as well as having nationwide protests against SGBV and femicide between 2018 and 2019. This thesis hopes to contribute to existing literature regarding potential …

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  4. Criminalising illicit enrichment to combat economic crime in South Africa

    Prosecuting corrupt public officials in South Africa is a difficult task, in part because they gain enormous fortune from their access to public monies. Because of their powerful positions, their wealth has reached unparalleled levels. However, a significant amount of their wealth and assets …

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