Side sessions and Nigerian CSOs at UNGA 81
CSOs that failed to secure accreditation for General Assembly sessions still had opportunities to learn, influence, and make their presence felt at numerous side events open to African NGOs. The post Side sessions and Nigerian CSOs at UN…
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