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Our quarterly magazine, our radio show and what the press says about CERC’s work against corruption.

Centre de Recherche sur l’Anti-Corruption (CERC) produces and publishes a quarterly magazine known as The Integrity Builder.
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Archived edition, to read on CERC’s earlier website.
Archived edition, to read on CERC’s earlier website.
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Have a listen to The Integrity Builders, a radio show which discusses issues of transparency, access to information and youth engagement.
Newspapers, radio stations and public institutions in the DRC report on CERC’s work against corruption in schools and public services.
“Kinshasa : les étudiants de Bel Campus sensibilisés sur la lutte contre la corruption”Read the article Habari RDC
“La corruption sexuelle en milieu universitaire en RDC”Read the article Politico.cd
“La transparence budgétaire est primordiale, mais difficile à réaliser dans le contexte où la RDC ne dispose d’aucune législation en matière d’accès à l’information”Read the article Radio Okapi
“Une ONG exige la reconstruction des écoles détruites avant le debut de l’année scolaire”Read the article Radio Okapi
“Le Centre de Recherche sur l’Anti-Corruption lance la campagne anti-corruption dans les écoles.”Read the article La Prunelle RDC
“CERC réfléchi deux fois et pense à la dégradation de la situation de la femme”Read the article Ministère de l’Éducation (EPSP)
“35 chefs d’établissements et 97 élèves en formation sur les strategies de lutte contre la corruption dans education”Read the article
Journalists can contact us for interviews, comments and information about our work at info@cerc.cd.
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