- NPA Conducts Specialized Training for SAPS FCS Unit: The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) held a training session with the Family Violence, Child Protection, and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit of SAPS in Newcastle and Madadeni, aiming to enhance their investigative skills.
- Focus on Investigating Sensitive Cases: The training emphasized critical areas such as investigating sexual offences, proper statement taking, court testimony, and understanding the Sexual Offences Act 32 of 2007.
- Facilitators of the Training: Senior Public Prosecutor Ms. S.O. Thwala and Regional Court Control Prosecutor Ms. K.T.K. Kunene led the training, providing practical guidance and sharing expertise.
- Building Confidence Among Officers: The program aims to build confidence in both new recruits and experienced officers, improving their ability to handle sensitive cases effectively.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) this week conducted a training session with members of the Family Violence, Child Protection, and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Newcastle and Madadeni.
The programme focused on strengthening officers’ ability to investigate sensitive cases and ensure justice for victims. Training covered key areas such as investigating sexual offences, proper statement taking, court testimony, and a detailed review of the Sexual Offences Act 32 of 2007.
Senior Public Prosecutor Ms. S.O. Thwala and Regional Court Control Prosecutor Ms. K.T.K. Kunene facilitated the training, providing practical guidance and sharing expertise to build confidence among new recruits and experienced members alike.
The initiative is part of the NPA’s ongoing mission to work closely with law enforcement stakeholders in combating crime and preventing offences that directly affect vulnerable groups, including women and children. By equipping SAPS members with the right tools, the training aims to improve the handling of cases and ensure more effective prosecutions.
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