On February 27, the Corruption Prevention Commission hosted students from the anti-corruption clubs of Lernanist Secondary School and Hrazdan High School No. 1, with the aim of introducing them to the institution’s mission, functions, and the importance of integrity in the public administration system.
To make complex anti-corruption mechanisms simple and understandable, the students had the opportunity to learn about the Commission’s functions through interactive role-playing games. The students “assumed” the roles of Commission staff members, public officials, and journalists, solving situational problems related to the declaration system, conflict of interest, incompatibility requirements, and rules of conduct.
A culture of zero tolerance toward corruption must be fostered from an early age. Educational visits of this kind and learning through practical methods best contribute to raising civic awareness.
