Public Prosecution Holds Maritime Crime Training
The Criminal Research and Training Center affiliated with the Libyan Prosecutor General's Office organized a five-day training program on marine and environmental crimes, aimed at enhancing the capabilities of public prosecutors to investigate crimes of an international nature and their impact on public health and the environment. The training focused on issues such as marine pollution, illegal waste trafficking, and money laundering related to environmental crimes. It also discussed legal challenges in collecting evidence, especially digital evidence, and emphasized the importance of national and international cooperation to combat these crimes. This program is part of the Prosecutor General's Office's efforts to develop an environmental and maritime justice system and to address the legal challenges that cross borders.
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