In partnership with the Office of Defense Cooperation, DIILS presented a program to 40 participants on current legal issues and real world examples and scenarios on combating corruption. The participants included police; customs personnel; personnel engaged in combating economic crimes, narco-terrorism and drugs; judges; investigators and auditors. The seminar provided an understanding of legal and situational challenges encountered in conducting anti-corruption prevention programs. The participants’ diverse range of experiences allowed for a wide variety of perspectives that significantly added to discussions. They highlighted the need for additional education in the field of combating corruption.

Legal Aspects of Combating Corruption Participants Class Photograph - Kosovo September, 2009