The course is designed to provide specialist knowledge and skills to allow participants to identify, collect and utilise financial evidence as part of a broader investigation into war crimes or human rights abuses. It will be a mixture of presentations and immersive exercises.
The course includes:
- An introduction to the international legal framework
- The international financial investigation landscape: international regulation & frameworks; law enforcement structures; international cooperation mechanisms
- Financial investigation – principles & practice: preparation & planning
- Using open source intelligence: researching & profiling persons of interest; company and business searching
- Money laundering: international money movements; correspondent banking; offshore structures
- Sensitive witnesses/information sources: risk management
The course will involve an immersive exercise based on a realistic scenario designed to develop and test the learning acquired in the course.
We had a colleague on mission from Geneva a while back, and when they found out I had completed the IICI investigators course they mentioned that it was the ‘gold standard’ of training and that more human rights officers needed to do it. Could not agree more.
The past two weeks have been such a wonderful experience. So I am writing to say that it was the most interesting, fruitful and pleasant training I have ever been to. Your management of the challenges of our training and your skills in engaging the participants was outstanding. What really amazed me was, how aware you were of everything that was occurring in the classroom, and how you managed to help each attendee personally and to initiate discussions of the topics everyone was thinking and wondering about
Like those who have sent emails already, I too feel honoured to have been part of such a valuable training event and gained a wealth of knowledge from all of your expertise in a variety of areas.
All our staff have … expressed a STRONG appreciation for the course and articulated the relevance for our work. Very good for our team building also.
We had a colleague on mission from Geneva a while back, and when they found out I had completed the IICI investigators course they mentioned that it was the ‘gold standard’ of training and that more human rights officers needed to do it. Could not agree more.