UNMIT System Audit - Hypocrissy

In December 2010 this newspaper reported on the Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) audit of professional/criminal misconduct and mismanagement of UNMIT and its staffs.


UNMIT has refused to disclose details.


This newspaper now releases all remaining OIOS report has in file.  Reports relating to professional misconduct and criminal activity remains secret - a model of transparency to teach the poor Timorese how to make democracy.


Period 2007:

1. 03/10/2007 Risk Assessment UNMIT No.AP2007/682/06 (on file with TS)

2. 29/11/2007 Investigation into an allegation of sexual molestation by a contingent formed police unit officer in the United Nations integrated Mission in Timor-Leste 0404/07 UNMIT IDPeriod 2008:

3. 04/03/2008 Audit Report UN Police in UNMIT, Recruitment at UNMIT, No. AP2007/682/01 (on file with TS)

4. 09/05/2008 Closure report on allegations of false expense claims by UN Contractors in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0482/07 OIOS IA

5. 09/05/2008 Closure report on harassment by UN Civilian Police Chief of Staff in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0039/08 OIOS ID

6. 15/05/2008 Closure report on possible misconduct of staff member in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0640/07 OIOS ID

7. 27/05/2008 Closure report on death threat allegations at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0590/07 OIOS ID

8. 27/05/2008 Investigation report on sexual assault by a Formed Police Unit member in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0113/08 DFS ID

9. 19/11/2008 Closure report on possible misconduct by a UNPOL Officer at the United Nations Office in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) ID 0681/07 OIOS

10. 28/11/2008 Closure report on possible theft of personal property at the United Nations Office in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) ID 0423/08 OIOS

11. 05/12/2008 Audit Report Recruitment at UNMIT, No. AP2008/682/04 (on file with TS)
Period 2009:

12. 10/02/2009 Serious Crimes Investigation Programme in UNMIT, Delays in commencement of investigative work has resulted in a backlog of cases, No. AP2008/682/06 (on file with TS)

13. 21/04/2009 Closure report on possible misconduct by a staff member of the United Nations Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) ID 0112/09 DFS

14. 24/07/2009 Closure report on fatal traffic accident in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0580/08 ID

15. 07/08/2009 Audit of procurement management in UNMIT - Further improvements to the procurement process needed to ensure compliance with the Procurement Manual UNMIT AP2008/682/07 IAD (on file with TS)

16. 27/08/2009 Travel arrangements in UNMIT - Inadequate internal controls over travel and related entitlements UNMIT AP2009/682/06 IAD (on file with TS)

17. 28/09/2009 Closure report on possible misconduct by staff members at the United Nations Integrated Mission in East Timor (UNMIT) DFS 0068/08 ID

18. 23/12/2009 Audit Report, Management of the Security Sector Support Programme in UNMIT - UNMIT's Support to security sector review and reform in Timor-Leste has not been fully effective UNMIT AP2009/682/02 IAD (on file with TS)
Period 2010:

19. 29/01/2010 Investigation report on the fraudulent wire transfer by a staff member at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0290/09 ID

20. 26/02/2010 Preliminary Investigation report on misuse of communication and information technology resources by a United Nations Police Officer at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0222/09 ID

21. 01/03/2010 Support to the development of the administration of justice in Timor-Leste - Progress has been made in supporting the development of the capacity of the justice sector; however, more efforts are needed to increase the level of engagement with national counterparts UNMIT AP2009/682/03 IAD (on file with TS)

22. 28/05/2010 Investigation report on misuse of information and communication technology resources by a staff member at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0172/10 ID

23. 28/05/2010 Advisory on the misuse of information and communication technology resources in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) 0222/09, 0170/10, 0171/10, 0172/10 DFS ID

24. 11/06/2010 Investigation report on misuse of information and communication technology resources by a staff member at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0170/10 ID

25. 15/06/2010 Public information services in UNMIT - Ineffective planning and weak governance diminished the efficiency and effectiveness of UNMIT's public information services UNMIT AP2009/682/04 IAD. (TS)

Alegasaun Membru UNPOL/GNR Halo Abuzu Sexual Hasoru Feto Timor Oan

Tempo Semanal-Dili, 22.12.2010

Entre korpu seguransa UNPOL hotu-hotu iha Timor Leste, GNR maka konsege halo di’ak liu hotu en termus sira nia atuasaun no treinamentu ba PNTL sira. Nune’e duni GNR merese hetaan rekuinesimentu husi Estadu Timor Leste ba sira nia dedikasaun ne'ebe exemplar tebes, hodi kondekora sira ho medalia de emeritus. Maibe iha kalan antes celebrasaun aniversariu 28 de Novembru tinan 2010, mosu mos alegasaun abuzu sexual kontra membru UNPOL ida husi komponente GNR. Vitima husi kazu casa minha ne’e, hatama ona keixa ba komandante jeral GNR Portugal hafoin de partisipa iha ceremonia aniversariu bad ala tolu nolu resin lima deklarasaun unilateral independensia TL ninian.

GNR marca ho kmanek ba simu kondekorasaun husi Ulun boot Timor Leste ninian no ema barak maka ho urgullo basa liman hahi membru UNPOL sira ne'e. Maibe karik iha momentu ne’eba sira la hatene tanis feto Timor oan ida maka hetan abuzu sexual husi Polisia Noseins Unidas sira ne’e ida. "Iha kalan ne'eba, kazu ne'e mosu duni iha ne'e, no alin feto (naran....), mai tuur no tanis iha ne'e, (besik bar) maka ha’u hatene katak mala'e ne'e book nia," dehan Timor oan ida ne’ebe husu atu labele publika ninia naran no nia sempre iha bar Casa minha.

Tuir observasaun Tempo Semanal ninian iha momentu balun komandante GNR ba ona hasoru malu ho vitima iha hotel Timor maibe Feto oan ne’e fila ho oin triste tan ba lahetan solusaun ba problema refere.

Informasaun ne'ebe jornal ne’e hetaan husi staff UNMIT balun dehan kazu refere mos tama ona faze investigasaun husi polisia ONU ninian maibe populasaun senti la satisfas ho lalaok UNPOL sira ne’e.

"Ha'u hein katak UNPOL sira labele hatudu izemplu aat hanesan ne’e ba PNTL sira iha Timor Leste. Tan ba sira maka treina ita nia polisia. Wainhira sira komete hahalok sira ne'e, hanesan sira maka hanorin ita nia polisia atu ba viola feto sira," dehan Joaninha Simoes, inan husi oan na’in haat komunidade ida hela iha Bidau.

Membru UNMIT iha Timor leste hetan alegasaun ba abuzu sexual lubun ida maibe sira vafa metin tiha iis ida mos ema Timor oan la horon. Mas tuir relatoriu OIOS hateten katak numeru statistika kazu abuzu sexual haat maka mosu iha Timor Leste.

Prezidenti Ramos Horta dehan, iha tinan sanulu nia laran ne’e, hahu iha 1999, 2000, kuandu forma forca internasional mai ho Peace Keeping, dala barak problemas ne’ebe oioin ke ho violensia seksual ou esplorasaun seksual mosu.

"Nasoeins unidas, iha kode konduta ke rigiroju ba sira nia elimentus. See mak halo hahalok nune’e, komportamentu nune’e, nasoeins unidas, sira iha sira sistema interna. Sira tenke investiga. Sira labele hateten, derepenti kastiga kedas ema ne’e. Sira labele halo," dehan Horta.

Eis diplomata ne'e haktuir, "hau hatene sekretaris jeral ONU, hau hatene ke reprejentante espesial, sira ezije displina maka’as ba elimentus husi nasoeins unidas hotu-hotu civil, militar no polisia."

Xefe de estadu ne'ebe entrega medalia ba membru GNR sira iha 28 de Novembru iha Palasiu do Governu nia oin ne'e hanesan hakfodak uitoan no dehan, "Hau foin mak rona. Maibe, hau konfiansa ke nasoens unidas sei halo investigasaun. Investigasaun sei lori tempu, labele halo arbiru. Sira tenke rona ema hotu-hotu. I se prova duni ke elimentus GNR ou elementus UNPOL halo komportamentu nune’e, nasoeins unidas sei halo puniisaun. I ninia instituisaun rasik mak sei halo punisaun."

"Tanba nasoeins unidas, ninia punisaun oinsa. Sira nia punisaun mak ida ne’e deit, duni ema ne’e sai husi nasoeins unidas, sai husi Timor Leste. Sira labele halo tan buat seluk tanba instituisaun nasoeins unidas, la’os estadu soberanu, ke iha tribunal ke iha kadeia."

"Sira bele espulsa deit ema ne;e husi sira nia misaun. Depois sira haruka prosesu ne’e, ba ema ne’e ninia rain i halo perasaun ba governu iha rai ne’ebe ema ne’e mai, para julga ema ne’e," remata Horta.

Haktuir iha relatoriu OIOS loron 18/11/2077 relata rezultadu investigasaun kona ba alegasaun violasaun sexual kontra kontijenti ofisiais FPU nian ida iha United Nations Integrated Mission In Timor Leste 0404/07 UNMIT ID.

Jornal ne’e tenta ona, atu hetan relatoriu OIOS ne’ebe UNMIT sira haksumik hela iha taho no kanku laran Kaikoli ninian ne’e maibe sempre la iha sorte nafatin.

Dala barak ona UNMIT sempre kritika halo tilun means hasoru Governu Timor Leste no sai anjo ba vitima violasaun sexual sira maibe sira nia atetude rasik kontra deklarasaun universal instituisaun ne’ebe sira rasik sai ninia membru.

“Ha’u kontaktu ona sira maibe sira sei reuniaun, “dehan staf PIO UNMIT nian ida.Parte UNMIT husu fali dadus ba Jornal ne’e atu aprezenta kompletu ba sira maka foin sira hakarak halo komentariu.

Tuir fali dadus ne'ebe iha loron sexta ka sabadu kalan iha kompound Polisia ONU nian balun iha Dili loke diskoteka no konvida feto Timor oan barak maka ba iha ne'eba. Iha semana kotuk membru GNR sira duni hikas mane Timor oan ida no la autoriza membru seguransa husi nasaun seluk atu tama ba sira nia kompound iha kaikoli. Tuir observasaun Membru forsa Internasional ne'ebe ko'alia lian ingles de'it ne'e, halo troza membru GNR maka seguransa hela iha sira nia portaun boot entreda GNR Kaikoli. Antes ne'e membru GNR sira duni fila mane tiha oan ida ne'ebe akompania feto timor oan lubun ida maka konvida husi GNR ba Diskoteka iha sira nia fatin. Hoi lian Portuges, GNR sira hasai lia fuan tolok ba mane Timor oan, nune'e duni Timor oan ne'e mos simu ho tolok iha lian portugues no fila de'it tan ba la iha konvite. (TS)

OIOS UNMIT Procuresment

On 9 August 2009 the UN Office for Internal Oversight Services submitted its audit report on UNMIT procurement.

It concluded that 1) Vendors not allowed enough time to submit bids 2) Vendors were often not pre-qualified 3) sole source contracts awarded when could have been tendered 4) senior management had interfered in tendering 5) the Vendor list is out of date and incomplete 6) tender of fuel supply bad designed cutting out competition 7) there is the appearance of partiality in some bidding process 8) overpayment for spare parts 9) staff do not participate in required ethics training 10 and poor management of security service contracts.

Full report here:

Security Support and UNMIT: SSR Failure mixed with Misconduct

Esclusive Tempo Semanal-Dili, 03.12.2010

This newspaper report that UNMIT has according to the UN Office for Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) failed in its security sector reform mission at great cost to the taxpayers in Australian, Norway and the EU.  It can also report that an audit also discovered that at least one UN staff signed an agreement with the Timorese Government not to cooperate with his employer in the provision of details of his advisory role in defence matters.

In 2006 UNMIT was mandated to provide assistance to the Government in the conduct of a comprehensive security sector review on the roles and responsibilities of the PNTL and F-FDTL as a result of the crisis of 2006.  UNMIT establish the Security Sector Support Unit (SSSU) in order to manage this review.  To date that review has not happened.


The International Crisis Group (Brussels), the International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) New York, the Security Sector Monitor (Canada), and the influential Centre for International Cooperation (CIC) in New York have all been very critical of the SSSU and UNMIT.  One former UN staffs even criticised the review.


In 2009 the CIC stated that the "UN has lost the credibility necessary for the current Security Sector Review process to fulfill this role. Without committed support and cooperation from the government of Timor-Leste, the likelihood of undertaking a successful review – let alone one that will be politically implementable – is minimal."

Front page audit report

signature page audit report former SRSG UNMIT Atul Khare

This newspaper report that on 23/12/2009 the UN chief investigator and auditor submitted the "Audit Report, Management of the Security Sector Support Programme in UNMIT - UNMIT's Support to security sector review and reform in Timor-Leste has not been fully effective UNMIT AP2009/682/02 IAD".  Readers may access the entire report here.


The purpose of the audit was the assess the effectiveness of the SSSU in the conduct of its tasks in UNMIT.  The SSSU has approximately 14 internationals staffs costing the taxpayer approximately $3.1 million/year.  The SSSU also has $4 million in funding from the Norwegian, Australian and EU taxpayers.  These project funds were given to UNDP.  The Project document outlined here. The OIOS audit shows that the funds are largely wasted.


The audit had several findings.  Firstly it found that the SSSU and UNMIT have failed to established and coordinate good relationships with Government and other international actors. 


"The Mission is expected to coordinate its work with other partners in strengthening security institutions, but there was no consolidated or clear methodology and plan of action developed in collaboration with the Government and other national and internationals actors for the security sector reform.  Attempts by the Mission to agree its priorities with the Government did not achieve the desire results."


Secondly, the audit found that the SSSU failed to properly align with Government and that its staff failed to co-locate with Government counterparts, and that the Government failed to ask for SSSU staff input into security reform processes.


"The Government's lack of cooperation with and interest in UNMIT's support, and the Mission's failure to conduct the required reassessment of its staffing needs for the security support program, resulted in the under utilization of advisers recruited by the Mission.  Only two of the eight advisers on-board were co-located with their counterparts and many advisers complained that the Government did not request for their input into reforms initiatives".


Thirdly, the audit found that the Mission "Mandate Implementation Plan" (MIP) for the SSSU was never implemented as the Government never cooperated with it.  The MIP can be found here.


"According to the Mission the Government did not respond to its request for the Government's views on the draft MIP and the proposed role of the SSSU".


The audit also found that the UNPOL Rebuild Restructure and Reform plan for the PNTL was never endorsed by the Government or the PNTL.  As a result it is clear that the UNPOL have been following on plan since 2006, while the Government have been following their own plan.

UNPOL RRR plan never adopted

As in the below it shows that UNMIT SSSU failed to perform its role as many tasks remain unperformed - despite millions of dollars being expended.  The Review project, the capacity building and the security survey costing millions have yet to occur even 11 months after the UN OIOS found out that they had not happened as of Dec 2009. To read the multi-million dollar project document of the project "that never happen", see here, signed by SRSG Atul Khare and PM Gusmao.

Key tasks costing millions of dollars never done.

Staff Misconduct in the SSSU:


This newspaper can report that a UN adviser in the Office of the Secretary of State for Defence SoSD, "signed a confidentiality document stating that he would not share any information he gained in the office of the SoSD with any party, including the UN".  The audit states that this is a clear breach of UN staff rules Regulation 1.1(b) and that as a staff accountable to the UN and should therefore be "personally accountable for violating UN Staff regulation 1.1(b)."  This newspaper can report that the staff member has been working for the UN in Timor-leste in the defence sector since at least 2005.  The audit states that UNMIT has only cautioned the staff member in question, but seems to still have employment with the UN in the same role. 

UN Staff signs secrecy agreement with the Government of Timor-Leste

When called by this newspaper the Chief of the Security Sector Support Unit, Mr. Murray Mccullough, declined to comment other than stating that "all the audits recommendations have been complied with".  A reading of the audit report shows that this is not accurate.


On 2 December Mr. Gorgy Kakuk responded to this newspaper's request for comment on (and in some cases copies of) United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services, by stating that, 


"OIOS reports contain confidential and sensitive information about individuals and United Nations operations and activities. Disclosure of such information may be detrimental to the Organization’s proper functioning, the welfare and safety of its staff or third parties, or may violate the Organization’s legal obligations. OIOS reports are therefore considered strictly confidential internal United Nations documents.  For these reasons, the release of reports for purposes other than to facilitate the disciplinary process is restricted to specific instances provided for under the OIOS mandate, as per global UN policy. Thank you, again, for your letter." 

Tempo Semanal report that the United States Government and the United States Mission to the United Nations in New York are of a different opinion that Mr. Gorgy Kakuk and disagree with UN Global Policy.  In the ongoing effort to reform the United Nations the United States Permanent Mission to the UN in New York recently posted on its website over 200 OIOS reports from 2008-2010.

This newspaper will continue examing OIOS reports on UNMIT in the next weeks.

OIOS Internal Investigations into UNMIT Sexual Abuse, Misconduct, Corruption and Bad Management

Tempo Semanal Eskluxive-Dili, 28.11.2010

Tempo Semanal can reveal that since 2007 25 audits of UNMIT operations have been conducted by the United Nations Chief Auditor and Investigator in New York known as the Office for Internal Oversight Services (OIOS).

To date sources have provided this newspaper with a comprehensive list of all OIOS reports, and complete copies of 8 of the total 25 OIOS reports.

The reports that are not available as yet include investigations into fatal accidents, sexual abuse, theft, misuse of property, fraud, gross staff misconduct, money laundering/fraudulent wire transfer, and poor performance in the UNMIT Public Information Office. All are listed below.

The reports which this newspaper has obtained copies of involve investigation into :

• poor management performance in the assessment of risk in UNMIT doing its job well.

• Poor UNPOL performance, and how UNPOL were able to use rubber bullets in Timor-Leste despite being banned elsewhere, among other police failures such as a counterproductive command and control agreements between UNPOL and PNTL. As well as the very high rate of UNPOL car accidents some of which involved Timorese fatalities and grievous injuries.

• Poor and slow recruitment caused UNMIT to fail to be able to fulfill its tasks in its critical first 18 months.

• Poor management and performance in UNMIT Serious Crimes Unit.

• Wasteful procurement against UN rules, with suggestions of corruption.

• Poor management of Travel Funds, waste, misuse and possible corruption.

• Poor management and performance of UNMIT’s Security Sector Support Unit, with one staff member being in serious breach of professional guidelines.

• Poor management of UNMIT Administration of Justice Unit. One bad effect is that it leads to poor relations with Timorese Government partners..

On 23 November 2010 this paper asked Mr. George Kakuk Chief Spokesman for the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT), Caicoli Dili to 1) provide comment on the reports that this newspaper has obtained copies of, 2) provide this newspaper with copies of the reports which still secret.. The United Nations is charged with promoting transparency and accountability in the state institutions of Timor-Leste and is often very critical of these institutions when they are not transparent or accountable.

If a Timorese kills someone on a fatal car accident, UNMIT will quite rightly demand access to justice to on behalf of the victim and his/her family. But if a UNPOL or UN staff commits a crime such as this, it seeks to cover up the facts and circumstances. This is also relevant in the cases of sexual assault, theft, misconduct and corruption.

In the case of the OIOS reports as detailed by this newspaper Mr. Kakuk and UNMIT refuse to give copies of reports as yet unavailable, however they promised to deliver comments by Friday 26 November 2010 but in conclusion Mr. Kakuk informed Tempo Semanal that he was unable to comment because UNMIT Legal Affairs has yet to make a determination on what UNMIT can state in regards to the misconduct, mismanagement and possible criminal activities of UN staff in Timor-Leste between 2007 and 2010.

Mr. Kakuk has informed that this newspaper may run the story without UNMIT at this stage, but commits to an UNMIT response with a week.

Between 2007 and 2010 the UN Special Representative of the Secretary –General (SRSG) in charge of UNMIT was Mr.. Atul Khare of India. Since early 2010 the SRSG for UNMIT has been Ms. Ameerah Haq. The vast majority, 72%, of OIOS investigations into UNMIT misconduct occurred while Mr. Khare was in office.

The newspaper will be reviewing the documents in ittt possession over the coming weeks and will 1) produce reports on each, and 2) publish each document online.
Below is a complete list of OIOS reports 2007-2010 which this newspaper has in its possession (8) and has requested from UNMIT (17), but as yes UNMIT has refused to act in a transparent and accountable manner. Complete OIOS report lists.

Period 2007:

1. 03/10/2007 Risk Assessment UNMIT No.AP2007/682/06 (on file with TS)

2. 29/11/2007 Investigation into an allegation of sexual molestation by a contingent formed police unit officer in the United Nations integrated Mission in Timor-Leste 0404/07 UNMIT ID
Period 2008:

3. 04/03/2008 Audit Report UN Police in UNMIT, Recruitment at UNMIT, No. AP2007/682/01 (on file with TS)

4. 09/05/2008 Closure report on allegations of false expense claims by UN Contractors in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0482/07 OIOS IA

5. 09/05/2008 Closure report on harassment by UN Civilian Police Chief of Staff in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0039/08 OIOS ID

6. 15/05/2008 Closure report on possible misconduct of staff member in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0640/07 OIOS ID

7. 27/05/2008 Closure report on death threat allegations at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0590/07 OIOS ID

8. 27/05/2008 Investigation report on sexual assault by a Formed Police Unit member in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT). 0113/08 DFS ID

9. 19/11/2008 Closure report on possible misconduct by a UNPOL Officer at the United Nations Office in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) ID 0681/07 OIOS

10. 28/11/2008 Closure report on possible theft of personal property at the United Nations Office in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) ID 0423/08 OIOS

11. 05/12/2008 Audit Report Recruitment at UNMIT, No. AP2008/682/04 (on file with TS)

Period 2009:

12. 10/02/2009 Serious Crimes Investigation Programme in UNMIT, Delays in commencement of investigative work has resulted in a backlog of cases, No. AP2008/682/06 (on file with TS)

13. 21/04/2009 Closure report on possible misconduct by a staff member of the United Nations Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) ID 0112/09 DFS

14. 24/07/2009 Closure report on fatal traffic accident in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0580/08 ID

15. 07/08/2009 Audit of procurement management in UNMIT - Further improvements to the procurement process needed to ensure compliance with the Procurement Manual UNMIT AP2008/682/07 IAD (on file with TS)

16. 27/08/2009 Travel arrangements in UNMIT - Inadequate internal controls over travel and related entitlements UNMIT AP2009/682/06 IAD (on file with TS)

17. 28/09/2009 Closure report on possible misconduct by staff members at the United Nations Integrated Mission in East Timor (UNMIT) DFS 0068/08 ID

18. 23/12/2009 Audit Report, Management of the Security Sector Support Programme in UNMIT - UNMIT's Support to security sector review and reform in Timor-Leste has not been fully effective UNMIT AP2009/682/02 IAD (on file with TS)

Period 2010:

19. 29/01/2010 Investigation report on the fraudulent wire transfer by a staff member at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0290/09 ID

20. 26/02/2010 Preliminary Investigation report on misuse of communication and information technology resources by a United Nations Police Officer at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0222/09 ID

21. 01/03/2010 Support to the development of the administration of justice in Timor-Leste - Progress has been made in supporting the development of the capacity of the justice sector; however, more efforts are needed to increase the level of engagement with national counterparts UNMIT AP2009/682/03 IAD (on file with TS)

22. 28/05/2010 Investigation report on misuse of information and communication technology resources by a staff member at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0172/10 ID

23. 28/05/2010 Advisory on the misuse of information and communication technology resources in the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) 0222/09, 0170/10, 0171/10, 0172/10 DFS ID

24. 11/06/2010 Investigation report on misuse of information and communication technology resources by a staff member at the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) DFS 0170/10 ID

25. 15/06/2010 Public information services in UNMIT - Ineffective planning and weak governance diminished the efficiency and effectiveness of UNMIT's public information services UNMIT AP2009/682/04 IAD. (TS)