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Central Asia: buying ignorance – Kyrgyz, Kazakhs lead in education reform

06.07.2004 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan

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Antoine Blua - RFE-RL

Kazakhstan et Kyrghyzstan : Students enter universities thanks to bribes. Reforms are ongoing.
Central Asia: buying ignorance – Society bears the hidden costs of corruption

06.07.2004

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Antoine Blua - RFE/RL

Students pay bribes to pass exams or gain admission to universities. Social costs can be high.
Central Asia: buying ignorance – Corruption in education widespread, corrosive

06.07.2004 Tajikistan

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Kathleen Moore - RFE/RL

A university student describes how she bought a good grade.
Students believe their professors are corrupt

04.07.2004 Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Nenad Knezevic - OneWorld

A majority of students believe that there is a lot of corruption at the University of Banja Luka, according to a study by Transparency International.
Nigerian students to be schooled in corruption

03.07.2004 Nigeria

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Festus Eriye - Sunday Times

An independent commission promotes an anti-corruption curriculum to be taught in schools and universities.
Russian Federation degrees lose recognition in Estonia

24.06.2004 Estonia

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Byron MacWilliams - Chronicle of Higher Education

Estonia unilaterally withdraws the mutual recognition of university degrees with Russian Federation, stating that corruption had rendered Russian Federation diplomas unreliable.
China arrests teachers over exam cheating allegations

20.06.2004 China

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- The Associated Press

Corruption is a widespread problem; exam cheating is on the rise with technologies such as cell phones.
The cost of corruption causes World Bank controversy

07.06.2004

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- Le Monde

A spokes-person at the World Bank refutes that 100 million dollars were embezzled but acknowledges the problem of corruption.
Corruption slows development in Africa

23.05.2004

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Charles Corey - US Embassy

Funds allocated for teaching and public services are often embezzled in Sub-Saharan Africa by corrupt officers, to the detriment of development.
UMSA: Transparency in accounts management might dispel doubt

14.05.2004 Bolivia

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Jose A. Quinteiros - El Diaro

University Mayor de San Andrés announces more transparency in accounts.

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Central Asia: buying ignorance – Kyrgyz, Kazakhs lead in education reform

Central Asia: buying ignorance – Society bears the hidden costs of corruption

Central Asia: buying ignorance – Corruption in education widespread, corrosive

Students believe their professors are corrupt

Nigerian students to be schooled in corruption

Russian Federation degrees lose recognition in Estonia

China arrests teachers over exam cheating allegations

The cost of corruption causes World Bank controversy

Corruption slows development in Africa

UMSA: Transparency in accounts management might dispel doubt