On 24-25 March 2025, the KCIL, under the Justice Resilience Initiative in the KRI and supported by the German Federal Foreign Office’s funding from IFA (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen), delivered a two-day lecture at Salahaddin University at Erbil province. Where 53 law students participated to learn about identifying types of crimes in international humanitarian law (IHL), international criminal law(ICL), ICC fact sheets and the kurdistan parliament efforts in domestication of ICL into the KRI , alongside the mechanisms of the UN investigation team "UNITAD" and the collection of evidence for investigating international crimes. 
At the onset of the first day, after a comprehensive introduction on the KCIL work by the project team, Dr. Krmanj Osman, senior advisor  of the Ministry of Justice, delivered a lecture on the types of crimes in IHL, shedding light on theoretical and practical principles revolving around the session topic. Later, Dr. Tawana Hassan provided a detailed lecture on integrated law, introducing students to the academic foundations of this field. 
On the second day, Dr. Soranji, Advisor to the Council of Ministers, gave a lecture on enhancing the Kurdistan Parliament's role in establishing a legal framework in the Kurdistan Region. Ms. Bano Omar, a former UNAMI employee, presented a session on document collection for students and explained how examinations are conducted in international and domestic courts. 
Eventually, certificates were presented to the participating students by the College of Law (Dr. Bayar Sabir) and his accompanying colleagues. Salahaddin University also presented certificates of appreciation to the KCIL team and trainers for their endeavours. Thus,  the dean of the law department desired that the KCIL would continue its efforts to broaden law students at the KRI universities to understand further ok international criminal law and pave a way for legal studies in regards.