The campaign “I do not copy” was re-launched on the occasion of the International Anti-Corruption Day that is marked on December 9.

The campaign, initiated last spring, is aimed at fighting corruption in education institutions. “Initially, the campaign was named “Don’t copy”. When the fact that the phenomenon can be combated by the personal involvement of students was understood, it was suggested naming it “I don’t copy”.

UNDP representative Lucia Aprodu has told IPN that students from different institutions have become actively involved in the production of social videos themed “I don’t copy”, which were distributed through social networking sites.

“We are glad that the young people are aware of the negative effects of corruption in education institutions,” said Lucia Aprodu.

The campaign “I do not copy” was launched by the National Students Council, the Media Center for Youth, and the Y-Peer Network, being supported by the Ministry of Education, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.