The arrest of big-time corruptors and public officials for bribery by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has become big news. Although Dedie A. Rachim works for the same institution, his job is far from the drama of pursuit and capture of criminals. Since 2006, Dedie, 47, has been trying to integrate education with anti-corruption in school programs. "Few media ever report about our work," Dedie told Tempo.

And no wonder. His struggle has