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  • Newspaper

    Law School tackles examination malpractices

    Nigeria

    Press

    Misbahu Bashir and Fatima Joji - The Daily Trust

    A number of students in a law school were caught cheating in exams; one student was found writing answers already copied in a smart watch. The student either programmed answer sheets or recorded course materials into the device. One practicing lawyer in Abuja said such attitude may have long-term effects on those involved; it had undermined the integrity and independence of the graduands and could possibly increase the likelihood of the abuse of the attorney-client privilege as well as create weak industry-wide anti-corruption standards.

  • Video

    Cameroon: teaching materials to combat corruption in schools

    Cameroon

    Video

    CAMER PRESS AGENCY -

    The report focuses on the development of teaching materials to raise awareness among students of the problem of corruption in schools in Cameroon (including intimidation, harassment, etc.). The materials are varied and include whistle-blowing boxes.

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