October 29 at 12.00 in 4 dormitories, an event dedicated to the "open day" of the Department of cartography and Geoinformatics, organized by first-year students of Geoinformatics on the theme "No corruption". Corruption, which has long been known to mankind, is one of the most dangerous diseases that has grown over time, withstood all sorts of confrontations and has taken root wherever there is a lot of money.

   Of course, corruption is not an external wound that can be eradicated, it is a dangerous disease that is deeply ingrained, consuming other healthy organs and making it difficult for them to function normally. Before treating it, it is necessary to know the origin, development and spread of the disease, in order to prevent the occurrence of favorable conditions for the exacerbation of the disease. To do this, we need to fight this disease as a society. In other words, the masses should stop corruption as much as possible, and the people in power should be an example for others. Only then we will be able to gain the trust of the people. Citizens are obliged to initiate proceedings on the basis of corruption crimes. Every citizen is obliged to protect their constitutional rights.