BackDuring the Integrity Week, the CCAC's staffs held more than 10 sessions of seminars on the value of money and the importance of integrity for the students of the two schools and display boards were set up to introduce the duties and functions of the Commission, hoping that the students would uphold their personal integrity, adopt a rational view on money and would not pursue material comfort blindly. Other supplementary activities included themed lectures and games, etc. In response to the event, the Mateus Ricci College will arrange its students to express their own views on clean society in various creative ways such as artworks and writing.
As for the secondary school graduates, whether they choose to further their study or take up an occupation, they will encounter challenges concerning management of their personal integrity and protection of their own rights and interests. "A Talk on Integrity for Secondary School Graduates" enables them to clearly understand the current anti-corruption laws, including the legal regimes of preventing corruption in both public and private sectors, before they graduate and take their first step into the mature society, so that they will understand and observe the law, keep their self-esteem, be strong enough to resist illicit temptations and prevent themselves from falling into legal pitfalls and ruining their future.
Source: Official homepage of the Commission against Corruption of Macao, cf. http://www.ccac.org.mo/
