The Game Rating and Administration Committee (GRAC) teamed up with the Korea Media Rating Board, the Korean Film Council (KOFIC), and the Korea Youth Counseling & Welfare Institute on July 24 to host 'Cheongryeom LIVE,' an integrity education programme run by the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission.

This event was designed to spread a culture of integrity and raise anti-corruption awareness among public institutions in the Busan Centum area, with approximately 200 staff members and leaders from the four participating organisations in attendance.

Before the main event, the heads of the four organisations held a tea meeting to discuss ways to strengthen inter-agency cooperation and promote integrity. The leadership agreed that integrity remains a core value for public institutions to earn public trust, pledging to maintain ongoing exchanges to foster an ethical culture.

Cheongryeom LIVE is a government-led initiative that blends educational content with theatrical performances to drive engagement. The day featured a variety of segments: a play exploring workplace bullying and conflicts of interest, a lecture on public service ethics presented in an accessible format, and a 'Cheongryeom Golden Bell' quiz show to test knowledge on anti-corruption standards.

The heads of the four organisations stated, "This event went beyond simple education, serving as a meaningful opportunity to strengthen communication and solidify our collective commitment to integrity. We will continue to collaborate with our peers to build a transparent and trusted public sector culture."