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DIILS Mobile Education Team Works With Civilians in Kosovo September 2009
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
Legal Aspects of Combating Corruption Participants Class Photograph - Kosovo September, 2009
DIILS Conducts High Level Anti-Corruption Conference in Baghdad
Representatives of the Defense Institute of International Legal Studies (DIILS), CAPT Lance Gordon, USN; LtCol Paul McConnell, USMC; and Maj Christian Ruwe, USMC; conducted a Combating Corruption and Terrorism Conference 17-21 May 2009 at Phoenix Base in Baghdad, Iraq. Augmenting the DIILS’ team was Maj Christopher Monsey, USAF, from the MNF-I Staff Judge Advocate’s Office.
The five-day conference was hosted and participation organized by the Inspector General, MNSTC-I Command Group. It brought together 35 participants from the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Defense, Counter-Terrorism Bureau and the Commission of Integrity. The conference participants discussed strategies and shared insights on how best to battle corruption in Iraq. By facilitating inter-ministerial discussions, the conference provided a unique opportunity for the participants to discuss common issues they face and how they are addressing them.
Iraq May 2009
DIILS Combating Corruptions and Terrorism Conference 17-21 May 2009

