Rid campuses of graft

Good to know the national authorities are taking a serious look at corruption on college campuses.

Over the past decades, anti-corruption initiatives in this country have targeted primarily Party and government offices. Which is fully justifiable. Corruption is most likely in places where public resources are concentrated. State organs are more vulnerable than any other institutions, given the public powers and various other resources at stake. That is why we continue to believe the anti-corruption drives remain inadequately effective.

Another obvious limitation lies in scope. Corruption has bred and grown in places where there is public money.