T he governing ‘KNACT’ (Korea Network on Anti-Corruption and Transparency), which is composed of public and civil society groups and aims to spread anti-corruption and culture of integrity held its inauguration ceremony on 9 September at the KTX Seoul Station (Seoul, Younsan-gu, Dongja-dong) and opened its vast journey to spread a culture of integrity. After the Saewol Ferry disaster, the 2008 K-PACT, that nationally exposed corruption and raised integrity awareness, has once again joined forces with some government, civil society organizations and other active groups just six years after its disbandment.