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CPIB Exhibition “Declassified - Corruption Matters” – Moving On

12 December 2016

The CPIB's "Declassified – Corruption Matters" exhibition toured libraries across Singapore in 2016. Find out what visitors learned about corruption and CPIB's history at each stop.

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Exhibition panels at the National Library.

The CPIB Exhibition “Declassified - Corruption Matters” was launched on 7 April 2016 by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the National Library, where it was on display for more than a month. As part of efforts to spread the anti-corruption message far and wide, the exhibition also roved to four selected regional libraries to make it convenient for visitors to visit the exhibition.

CPIB Exhibition Declassified – Corruption Matters @ Tampines Regional Library

Exhibition panels at Tampines Regional Library.

In June 2016, the exhibition moved to Tampines Regional Library. Visitors who missed the exhibition at the National Library could take the opportunity to read about the stories shared by CPIB officers on their memorable moments on the job, uncover the mysteries behind CPIB’s classified case archives and learn more about the CPIB’s rich history.

CPIB Exhibition Declassified – Corruption Matters @ Bishan Public Library

Exhibition panels at Bishan Public Library.

The exhibition made its way to the central region of Singapore in July 2016 when it travelled to Bishan Public Library. It was a smaller exhibition area as compared to the rest of the libraries, but it did not deter visitors from prowling through the panels and collecting the three different themed anti-corruption postcards on display.

CPIB Exhibition Declassified – Corruption Matters @ Jurong Regional Library

Exhibition panels at Jurong Regional Library.

The largest public library under the National Library Board network of public libraries, Jurong Regional Library, was home to the CPIB Exhibition “Declassified - Corruption Matters” in September 2016. From picking up ways to report corruption, to identifying what makes up a corrupt act, visitors learned how to be a graftbuster when they visited the exhibition.

CPIB Exhibition Declassified – Corruption Matters @ Woodlands Regional Library

Exhibition panels at Woodlands Regional Library.

Tucked away in the northern area of Singapore, the Woodlands Regional Library is touted as a one-stop information and reference centre for the northern sector of Singapore. In October 2016, as the exhibition landed there, the library was the place to head to for visitors to learn all about corruption and the agency battling the venal in Singapore.

Through its rove around Singapore, from Tampines Regional Library in the East to Jurong Regional Library in the West, the exhibition has managed to share with scores of Singaporeans and visitors to these libraries on why corruption matters.

Next up, the exhibition will continue its rove to the tertiary institutions beginning with Republic Polytechnic from 27 December 2016 – 26 January 2017.

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