Archives April 28, 2014

Dili – Ohin Segunda-feira(28/4), Commição Anti-Corrupção (CAC) realiza seminariu loron sorin iha Becora ne’ebé lider komunitariu no estudante kuaze nain 60 resin ho antisiasmu partisipa iha seminariu ne’e ho orador principal Direitur Edukasaun no Peskiza (EP), Rosário Araújo.

Semináriu  ne’e hanesan meius sosializasaun papel CAC ba lider komunitariu no estudantes iha teritoriu tomak ba lider komunitariu ho topiku “Onestidade Nu’udar Xavi Importante Ida Atu Hado’ok-An Husi Korrupsaun” ne’ebé knar ne’e ekzekuta husi diresaun Edukasaun e Peskiza.

Objetivu principal CAC halao seminariu iha Suku Becora atu esplika ba lider komunitariu no estudante sira misaun no vizaun CAC nian. Lider komunitariu hanesan besik povu no estudantes nudar lideransa nasional iha future presija konhese orgaun Estadu independente CAC ne’ebé halao misaun mak; Prevensaun Krimi Korrupsaun, Edukasaun e Peskiza no Investigasaun Krimi Korrupsaun.

“CAC nian servisu mak hamutuk ho povu sai lutu ba nasaun iha area prevene no kombate korrupsaun iha Timor-Leste. CAC hamrik hamutuk ho povu, instituisaun relevantes, ONG, media no estudante sei kontra inimigu públiku ida naran korrupsaun,” katak Direitur Rosário.

Seminariu ne’e taka ho sesaun perguntas no resposta iha ne’ebé lider komunitariu ho estudantes sira hato’o perguntas mesak kritiku no konstrutivu ba instituisaun CAC nian diak iha future.

Tinan ne’e tomak, CAC sei kontinua halao seminar ho future lideransa TL nian atu esplika ba sira kona-ba konhesimentu no oin sa atu kombate korrupsaun iha Timor-Leste. (*)

Dili – The Anti-Corruption Commission (CAC) today held a half-day seminar to community leaders and students in Becora. The seminar was attended by more than 60 people where Director of Education and Research was the principal speaker.

The seminar is part of CAC’s program to disseminate information to community leaders and student under the topic, “Honesty is the key to help us avoid corruption” by preventing corrupt practices.

The objective of today’s seminar in Becora was to explain to people what CAC’s mission and vision comprises. Community leaders, who work closely with people in grassroots campaigns, and students as the future leaders of Timor-Leste, need the knowledge to recognize what an independent institution like CAC can do to prevent and fight corruption.

“One of CAC’s responsibilities is to come together with the people of this country to build a barrier that prevents and fights corruption in Timor-Leste. CAC stands together with the community, other relevant institutions, civil society, media and students to fight a common public enemy: corruption,” said Director.

The seminar finished with a questions and answers session where community leaders and students came up with their own constructive criticisms of CAC, to assist in further developing the institution.

Throughout the year, CAC will continue to hold seminars with the country’s future leaders to provide them with the knowledge and tools to fight corruption.  (*)