Workshop Agenda
Tuesday 11 of June 2013

08:15 a 09:00 hrs: Participant's Registration
09:00 a 09:30 hrs: Welcome & Opening Remark
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OVERVIEW OF THE COMMON WORK BETWEEN THAILAND & CHILE WITHIN THE APEC ANTICORRUPTION & TRANSPARENCY WORKING GROUP
Sabas Chahuán Sarrás, General Prosecutor, Chile.
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MATERIALIZING NETWORKING BETWEEN BOTH SHORES OF THE APEC
H.E. Mr. Surapon Petch-vra, Thai Ambassador in Chile.
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THE RELEVANCE OF APEC PROJECTS IN REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Ana Novik, APEC Senior Official & Director for Multilateral Economic Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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AGENDA & METHODOLOGY
Marta Herrera Seguel, Director of Specialized Anticorruption Unit, Chile.
Topic of the plenary sessions: The use of IT resources for evidence gathering and analysis

Technological developments pose new challenges to the investigation of corruption. As defendants use new technologies, forensic investigators and analysts need to develop techniques to select –usually from massive amounts of data- and analyze the information relevant to the investigation, while preserving its integrity and making them admissible in Court. Mobile devices or cloud technologies, just to mention some recent developments, are good examples of such new challenges.
09:30 a 10:30 hrs: Experts Panel 1: The use of IT resources for evidence gathering and analysis
  Speakers:

Federico Paesano, Senior Asset Recovery Specialist, International Center for Asset Recovery, Basel, Switzerland Evidence seeking and New Technologies


• Colin Ehren, StAR Initiative, Challenges of Gathering Evidence from the Internet

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• Raymond SO, Assistant Director, Independent Commission Against Corruption, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China Use of IT Resources for Evidence Gathering & Analysis

Raymond SO
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Moderator: Guillermo Jorge, International Expert & APEC Consultant.
10:30 a 10:45 hrs: Break
10:45 a 12:30 hrs: Economies Presentation Panel: The use of IT resources for evidence gathering and analysis
  The following authorities will share experiences and best practices in the use of IT resources for evidence gathering and analysis:

Adam Coin, Chargé d'Affaires, Australian Embassy in Santiago The value of a multi-agency approach to detect, analyse and disrupt illicit financial flows.

Adam Coin
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Guillermo Narváez Bellacetín (Secretaría de la Función Pública, Mexico) & Mario Arturo Díaz Medina (Policía Federal, Mexico)

Guillermo Narváez Bellacetín
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Mario Arturo Díaz Medina
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Norfarisah Mohd Harris, Senior Special Investigator, Anti-Corruption Bureau, Brunei Darussalam The Use of It Resources for Evidence Gathering and Analysis.

Norfarisah Mohd Harris
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Bhakti Suhendarwan, Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), Indonesia.

Bhakti Suhendarwan,
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Moderator: Antonio Segovia, Legal Advisor, Specialized Unit on Money Laundering, White Collar, Environmental and Organized Crimes, ULDDECO; Chile
12:30 a 14:00 hrs. LUNCH
   
14:00 a 18:00 hrs. Training & Workshop Sessions

The following training sessions and workshops will take place in parallel.
14:00 a 15:50 hrs.

ATACAMA ROOM

1. Source & Application of Funds Method for Financial Analysis
• Facilitator: Peter Huppertz, IT Specialist and E-learning expert, International Center for Asset Recovery (Basel Institute on Governance) Participants will be trained in the use of the Source and Application of Funds, which allows the investigators to prove, through the use of circumstantial evidence, the amount of unknown/illegal income of a subject of a financial investigation.

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3. The Investigation of the Laundering of Proceeds of Corruption (Case Studies Method)
• Facilitator: Russ Harding, Detective Senior Inspector of Police, Financial Investigations, Organized and Serious Crime Section, Narcotics Bureau, Hong Kong Police Force This session will discuss, through the use of case studies, specific challenges regarding the collection of evidence of laundered proceeds of corruption, its analysis and incorporation into the criminal proceedings.

15:50 a 16:10 hrs. BREAK
16:10 a 18:00 hrs. ATACAMA ROOM

2. Internet Research

• Facilitator: Peter Huppertz, IT Specialist and E-learning expert, International Center for Asset Recovery (Basel Institute on Governance) Participants will be trained in the use of Internet search engines, databases and tools in the investigation of corruption offenses.

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4. New payment methods
• Facilitator: Federico Paesano, Senior Asset Recovery Specialist, International Centre for Asset Recovery (Basel Institute on Governance) The participants will learn about innovative methods for electronic cross-border funds transfer, which are emerging globally and are increasingly exploited by money launderers.

Federico Paesano
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18:00 hrs.

End of Day 1

No further official activities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Workshop Agenda
Wednesday 12 of june 2013

09:00 a 09:15 hrs. Welcome to Day 2
  DAY OVERVIEW: INTRODUCTION OF THE TOPICS OF THE DAY AND METHODOLOGY
Guillermo Jorge,
International Anticorruption Consultant.
Topic of the plenary sessions: Legal challenges of incorporating evidence to the judicial proceedings.

New technologies provide powerful, innovative tools for investigating corruption and the laundering of its proceeds. They make the tracking of financial flows much easier, and exponentially enhance the investigators’ information analysis capacities. However, such tools are new to judicial proceedings, and reasonable concerns are raised over the need to respect due process and ensuring fairness. The incorporation of digital evidence to the judicial proceedings as well as the use of financial intelligence methods by FIU’s and other state agencies will be discussed in the plenary sessions of Day 2.

09:30 a 10:30 hrs. Experts Panel 2: Legal challenges of incorporating evidence to the judicial proceedings
  Speakers

Elizabeth Aloi, Trial Attorney, Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section, Criminal Division, United States Department of Justice.
Legal Challenges to Incorporating Evidence in Judicial Proceedings: Email Evidence & FIU Modernization

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Mr. Fikri Bin Ab Rahim, Assistant Commissioner, Head of Anti-Money Laundering Branch, Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission
Financial Intelligent System & Corruption Reporting Information System

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Moderator: Guillermo Jorge, International Expert and APEC Consultant
10:30 a 10:45 hrs. Coffe Break
10:45 a 12:30 hrs. Economies Presentation Panel.
  The following authorities will share experiences and best practices over the legal challenges of incorporating evidence to the judicial proceedings.

Enzo Paredes Castañeda, Deputy Coordinator, High Level Anti-Corruption Commission of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, & Joel Segura, Public Prosecutor for Crimes of Corruption, Peru Evidence and Investigation Techniques in Corruption and Money Laundering Cases in Peru

Joel Segura & Enzo Paredes Castañeda
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Ronald Ramos, Graft Investigation & Prosecution Officer, Office of the Ombudsman, The Philippines Notable Legislations and Techniques for the Investigation and Prosecution of Corruption and Money Laundering Cases: From the Perspective of the Philippines' Office of the Ombudsman

Ronald Ramos
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Huai-Lien Chou, Agency Against Corruption, Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei's Efforts on Strengthening Assets Recovery

Huai-Lien Chou,
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Dang Van Binh, Senior Inspector of the Government Inspectorate, Vietnam Practical Experiences in Handling Legal Challenges of Incorporating Evidence Into Judicial Proceedings in Inspection

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Moderator: Claudia Ortega, Legal Advisor Anticorruption Specialized Unit, UNAC, Chile.
12:30 a 14:00 hrs. LUNCH
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14:00 a 18:00 hrs. Workshop Sessions.

The following training sessions and workshops will take place in parallel.
14:00 a 15:50 hrs. ATACAMA ROOM

1. Source & Application of Funds Method for Financial Analysis
• Facilitator: Peter Huppertz, IT Specialist and E-learning expert, International Center for Asset Recovery (Basel Institute on Governance) Participants will be trained in the use of the Source and Application of Funds, which allows the investigators to prove, through the use of circumstantial evidence, the amount of unknown/illegal income of a subject of a financial investigation.

PATAGONIOA ROOM

3. The Investigation of the Laundering of Proceeds of Corruption (Case Studies Method)
• Facilitator: Russ Harding, Detective Senior Inspector of Police, Financial Investigations, Organized and Serious Crime Section, Narcotics Bureau, Hong Kong Police Force This session will discuss, through the use of case studies, specific challenges regarding the collection of evidence of laundered proceeds of corruption, its analysis and incorporation into the criminal proceedings.

15:50 a 16:10 hrs. BREAK
 

ATACAMA ROOM

2. Internet Research

• Facilitator: Peter Huppertz, IT Specialist and E-learning expert, International Center for Asset Recovery (Basel Institute on Governance) Participants will be trained in the use of Internet search engines, databases and tools in the investigation of corruption offenses.

PATAGONIOA ROOM

4. New payment methods
• Facilitator: Federico Paesano, Senior Asset Recovery Specialist, International Centre for Asset Recovery (Basel Institute on Governance) The participants will learn about innovative methods for electronic cross-border funds transfer, which are emerging globally and are increasingly exploited by money launderers.

18:00 End of Day 2. No further oficial activities.


Thursday 13 of june 2013

09:00 a 10:00 hrs. Economies Presentation Panel
  Marta Herrera, Director of Specialized Anticorruption Unit, Chile & Mauricio Fernández, Director of Specialized Unit on Money Laundering, White Collar, Environmental and Organized Crimes, ULDDECO; Chile. The legal challenges of incorporating evidence to the judicial proceedings

Marta Herrera & Mauricio Fernández
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Uyanga Yandanova, Senior Inspector of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, The peculiarities of obtaining, evaluating and incorporating evidence according to the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation.

Uyanga Yandanova
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• Round of questions
Moderator: Guillermo Jorge, International Expert and APEC Consultant
10:00 a 10:30 hrs. World Bank StAR Initiative  .
  Rosmary Cornejo, StAR Initiative consultant.


Rosmary Cornejo
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10:30 a 11:00 hrs. Break.
11:00 a 11:40 hrs. Wrap up and conclusions .
  Speakers:
Guillermo Jorge, International Expert and APEC Consultant

Guillermo Jorge
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Marta Herrera, Director of Specialized Anticorruption Unit, UNAC, Chile

Mauricio Fernández, Director of Specialized Unit on Money Laundering, White Collar, Environmental and Organized Crimes, ULDDECO; Chile.
11:40 a 12:00 hrs. Closure & Official Photograph
12:00 a 19:00 hrs. LUNCH & Cultural tour for foreign guests
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Chilean Public Prosecutor's Office unac@minpublico.cl - 562 29659564.