Corruption The Presence supported the High Inspectorate of Declaration and Audit of Assets (HIDAA) in training a large number of government officials at the local and central level in the development of a legal framework on the prevention of conflict of interest. Support continued also in improving the HIDAA' s image by the general public and promoting its co-operation with citizens, civil society and other stakeholders in order to improve investigation of assets disclosure and conflict of interest cases of public officials. Trafficking in Human Beings In 2010, the Presence conducted an assessment with respect to the compliance of the Albanian Anti-Trafficking legislation with the Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings from 2005. The Presence also reviewed the Albanian legislation regarding the rights of victims of crime, with a specific focus on the rights of trafficked victims. Moreover, training sessions were provided to professionals of the justice systems focusing on the rights of victims of trafficking in human beings. Training was also provided to the Regional Anti-Trafficking Committees on issues of preventing human trafficking and providing assistance to trafficked persons and those at risk of trafficking. Furthermore, the Presence facilitated the translation of the OSCE/ODIHR report “Compensation for Trafficked and Exploited Persons in the OSCE Regions” into the Albanian language. ****** 4.2 The OSCE Mission in Kosovo Background The OSCE Mission in Kosovo (OMIK), the largest OSCE field operation, forms a distinct component of the United Nations Interim Administration. It is mandated with institution and democracy-building and promoting human rights and the rule of law. In 1999, the OSCE was mandated with training the new police service that was to uphold human rights and democratic policing principles. To do so, The Mission’s Department of Police Education and Development (DPED) created an institution – the Kosovo Police Service School – that in 2006, evolved into the Kosovo Centre for Public Safety Education and Development (KCPSED). In order to better reflect the broader context of its programmes with justice, safety and security sector development, the DPED itself became the Department for Security and Public Safety (DSPS) in 2006 and remained as such throughout 2007. In 2008, the Department was renamed the Department for Public Safety. In 2009, the Department was again renamed into Department of Security and Public Safety (DSPS) in order to better reflect the scope of activities that it performed. 37