The Attorney General’s Office reported last Wednesday (6 May) that the Public Prosecutor’s Office prosecuted a former Financial Controller at the Libyan mission in Bangladesh for deliberately collecting salaries to which he was not entitled and disbursing funds in violation of regulations.
The Tripoli Criminal Court convicted him and sentenced him to four years’ imprisonment and ordered him to repay $579,000.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office also filed charges against two former Chargés d’affaires at the mission to the host country for failing to safeguard and protect public funds. In its final session, the court convicted them and sentenced them to eighteen months’ imprisonment.
