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    UN Restricted Grid of UNGA Events To Insiders, ICP Puts It Online Here, Open the UN By Matthew Russell Lee UNITED NATIONS, September 20 – The UN is limiting access passes during this UN General Assembly week to what it calls “resident correspondents,” many of whom rarely even come into the UN, some whom have never asked any questions. Meanwhile the investigative Press asking the UN every day about UN reform and corruption, Cameroon, Sri Lanka, Yemen, Burundi and elsewhere, is banned from the passes, as are the many journalists working out of the UN Media Center (in which the handler of French President Emmanuel Macron took over a whole row, despite claims there are no assigned seats). The UN's holdover spokesman Stephane Dujarric, when Inner City Press asked, said le Media Center, ce n'est pas moi. He also said, in a "background" briefing he tried to exclude Inner City Press from, that he would be sending around the "grid" of UNGA events. He never sent it to Inner City Press, nor presumably to the other journalists the UN denies the special "UNCA" passes to. But Inner City Press obtained the grid from a disgusted whistleblower elsewhere in the UN system and now in the spirit of the Free UN Coalition for Access puts it online here, for wider use. (If Scribd stops working, as it sometimes does, it is also on Patreon, here.) Open the UN. On September 15, as Inner City Press worked in the small booth it's confined to since being evicted from the UN Press Briefing Room and its UN office by UN Spokesman Stephane Dujarric, it saw some insider correspondents passing by and into the Briefing Room. To not fall into a trap, Inner City Press asked UN Media Accreditation what the event was, of which it was not informed. You can go in, it was told. Inside, three senior UN officials we'll leave unnamed were giving a background briefing about Secretary General Antonio Guterres' schedule for the General Assembly week. Inner City Press asked why there are no events about Yemen and Burundi, and told the officials to tell Guterres to ensure that all journalists are treated fairly. Dujarric cut that off and said, "You're here, aren't you?" Only because the other venue he'd tried to invite his friends to was too small and the event was moved. This is how today's UN is working - or not working. This too: Inner City Press has learned that last month, after it asked Dujarric how the UN had vetted a shadowy event co-sponsored as exposed in the Ng Lap Seng / John Ashe trial by a business interest and two developing world countries, Dujarric told the Permanent Representative of one of the sponsors NOT to talk to Inner City Press, it would just write about it. The UN has arrived at the situation in which its holdover spokesman tells member states not to speak to the Press. Now those at the top of the UN know about it - what will they do? They are responsible. New DPI chief Alison Smale has as of yet changed nothing, has not even responded to a petition on the issues. Retaliation for coverage continues, and exclusion or attempted exclusion from UN "Communications." Reform was discussed and even, for once, asked about, but only vaguely. The UN and its affiliates were bribed by Ng Lap Seng, as shown in a trial this summer. No answers. Back last Friday an UNnamed UN speaker in what was declared a background briefing not made available to media coming to cover the GA week told Inner City Press that while it is not a “resident correspondent” - it was evicted while covering the Ng Lap Seng / John Ashe corruption scandal - it could perhaps stakeout for example the Yemen meeting, but only with an “escort.” That is a UN minder, some of whom ask Inner City Press who it is trying to speak to. This is UNacceptable, the Free UN Coalition for Access says, as it the weakened wi-fi and lack of LAN lines for any but the insider correspondents of UNCA. The UNnamed speaker said that the limitation of the access passes was agreed to, or requested by, UN Security and thi

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    UN Restricted Grid of UNGA Events To Insiders, ICP Puts It Online Here, Open the UN By Matthew Russell Lee UNITED NATIONS, September 20 – The UN is limiting access passes during this UN General Assembly week to what it calls “resident correspondents,” many of whom rarely even come into the UN, some whom have never asked any questions. Meanwhile the investigative Press asking the UN every day about UN reform and corruption, Cameroon, Sri Lanka, Yemen, Burundi and elsewhere, is banned from the passes, as are the many journalists working out of the UN Media Center (in which the handler of French President Emmanuel Macron took over a whole row, despite claims there are no assigned seats). The UN's holdover spokesman Stephane Dujarric, when Inner City Press asked, said le Media Center, ce n'est pas moi. He also said, in a "background" briefing he tried to exclude Inner City Press from, that he would be sending around the "grid" of UNGA events. He never sent it to Inner City Press, nor presumably to the other journalists the UN denies the special "UNCA" passes to. But Inner City Press obtained the grid from a disgusted whistleblower elsewhere in the UN system and now in the spirit of the Free UN Coalition for Access puts it online here, for wider use. (If Scribd stops working, as it sometimes does, it is also on Patreon, here.) Open the UN. On September 15, as Inner City Press worked in the small booth it's confined to since being evicted from the UN Press Briefing Room and its UN office by UN Spokesman Stephane Dujarric, it saw some insider correspondents passing by and into the Briefing Room. To not fall into a trap, Inner City Press asked UN Media Accreditation what the event was, of which it was not informed. You can go in, it was told. Inside, three senior UN officials we'll leave unnamed were giving a background briefing about Secretary General Antonio Guterres' schedule for the General Assembly week. Inner City Press asked why there are no events about Yemen and Burundi, and told the officials to tell Guterres to ensure that all journalists are treated fairly. Dujarric cut that off and said, "You're here, aren't you?" Only because the other venue he'd tried to invite his friends to was too small and the event was moved. This is how today's UN is working - or not working. This too: Inner City Press has learned that last month, after it asked Dujarric how the UN had vetted a shadowy event co-sponsored as exposed in the Ng Lap Seng / John Ashe trial by a business interest and two developing world countries, Dujarric told the Permanent Representative of one of the sponsors NOT to talk to Inner City Press, it would just write about it. The UN has arrived at the situation in which its holdover spokesman tells member states not to speak to the Press. Now those at the top of the UN know about it - what will they do? They are responsible. New DPI chief Alison Smale has as of yet changed nothing, has not even responded to a petition on the issues. Retaliation for coverage continues, and exclusion or attempted exclusion from UN "Communications." Reform was discussed and even, for once, asked about, but only vaguely. The UN and its affiliates were bribed by Ng Lap Seng, as shown in a trial this summer. No answers. Back last Friday an UNnamed UN speaker in what was declared a background briefing not made available to media coming to cover the GA week told Inner City Press that while it is not a “resident correspondent” - it was evicted while covering the Ng Lap Seng / John Ashe corruption scandal - it could perhaps stakeout for example the Yemen meeting, but only with an “escort.” That is a UN minder, some of whom ask Inner City Press who it is trying to speak to. This is UNacceptable, the Free UN Coalition for Access says, as it the weakened wi-fi and lack of LAN lines for any but the insider correspondents of UNCA. The UNnamed speaker said that the limitation of the access passes was agreed to, or requested by, UN Security and thi

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    UN Restricted Grid of UNGA Events To Insiders, ICP Puts It Online Here, Open The UN

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    UN Restricted Grid of UNGA Events To Insiders, ICP Puts It Online Here, Open the UN By Matthew Russell Lee UNITED NATIONS, September 20 – The UN is limiting access passes during this UN General Assembly week to what it calls “resident correspondents,” many of whom rarely even come into the UN, some whom have never asked any questions. Meanwhile the investigative Press asking the UN every day about UN reform and corruption, Cameroon, Sri Lanka, Yemen, Burundi and elsewhere, is banned from the passes, as are the many journalists working out of the UN Media Center (in which the handler of French President Emmanuel Macron took over a whole row, despite claims there are no assigned seats). The UN's holdover spokesman Stephane Dujarric, when Inner City Press asked, said le Media Center, ce n'est pas moi. He also said, in a "background" briefing he tried to exclude Inner City Press from, that he would be sending around the "grid" of UNGA events. He never sent it to Inner City Press, nor presumably to the other journalists the UN denies the special "UNCA" passes to. But Inner City Press obtained the grid from a disgusted whistleblower elsewhere in the UN system and now in the spirit of the Free UN Coalition for Access puts it online here, for wider use. (If Scribd stops working, as it sometimes does, it is also on Patreon, here.) Open the UN. On September 15, as Inner City Press worked in the small booth it's confined to since being evicted from the UN Press Briefing Room and its UN office by UN Spokesman Stephane Dujarric, it saw some insider correspondents passing by and into the Briefing Room. To not fall into a trap, Inner City Press asked UN Media Accreditation what the event was, of which it was not informed. You can go in, it was told. Inside, three senior UN officials we'll leave unnamed were giving a background briefing about Secretary General Antonio Guterres' schedule for the General Assembly week. Inner City Press asked why there are no events about Yemen and Burundi, and told the officials to tell Guterres to ensure that all journalists are treated fairly. Dujarric cut that off and said, "You're here, aren't you?" Only because the other venue he'd tried to invite his friends to was too small and the event was moved. This is how today's UN is working - or not working. This too: Inner City Press has learned that last month, after it asked Dujarric how the UN had vetted a shadowy event co-sponsored as exposed in the Ng Lap Seng / John Ashe trial by a business interest and two developing world countries, Dujarric told the Permanent Representative of one of the sponsors NOT to talk to Inner City Press, it would just write about it. The UN has arrived at the situation in which its holdover spokesman tells member states not to speak to the Press. Now those at the top of the UN know about it - what will they do? They are responsible. New DPI chief Alison Smale has as of yet changed nothing, has not even responded to a petition on the issues. Retaliation for coverage continues, and exclusion or attempted exclusion from UN "Communications." Reform was discussed and even, for once, asked about, but only vaguely. The UN and its affiliates were bribed by Ng Lap Seng, as shown in a trial this summer. No answers. Back last Friday an UNnamed UN speaker in what was declared a background briefing not made available to media coming to cover the GA week told Inner City Press that while it is not a “resident correspondent” - it was evicted while covering the Ng Lap Seng / John Ashe corruption scandal - it could perhaps stakeout for example the Yemen meeting, but only with an “escort.” That is a UN minder, some of whom ask Inner City Press who it is trying to speak to. This is UNacceptable, the Free UN Coalition for Access says, as it the weakened wi-fi and lack of LAN lines for any but the insider correspondents of UNCA. The UNnamed speaker said that the limitation of the access passes was agreed to, or requested by, UN Security and thi

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    2017 HIGH-LEVEL PERIOD PLANNING CALENDAR

    As of 11 September

    EVENT TIME LOCATION MEDIA PLANS

    MONDAY 11 SEPTEMBER

    Closing of 71st session of General Assembly 3:00-4:00 GA Hall PGA Thomson, SG to speak. Contact: Dan Thomas
    (daniel.thomas@un.org), OPGA, x36274

    TUESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER

    32nd Annual International Prayer Breakfast 8:10-9:40 Delegates


    Dining Rm
    Wreath-laying ceremony for 56th anniversary of 9:45-10:00 Visitors SG to participate.
    death of former SG Dag Hammarskjld Lobby
    Opening of 72nd session of General 3:00-4:00 GA Hall PGA Lajk, SG to speak. Contact: Brenden Varma
    Assembly (varmab@un.org), x37238
    Press encounter with PGA Miroslav Lajk About 3:30 Outside GA Contact: Brenden Varma (varmab@un.org), x37238;
    Hall Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707

    WEDNESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

    SG curtain-raiser press conference 12:00-12:45 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707

    THURSDAY 14 SEPTEMBER

    Launch of new uniforms for UNHQ Tour 6:00-8:00 GA Lobby USG Smale, designer Elie Tahari to speak. Contact:
    Guides (NE corner) Vincenzo Pugliese, pugliesev@un.org, x36984
    UNCTAD Press conference to launch Trade & 11:00 11:30 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Development Report 2017

    FRIDAY 15 SEPTEMBER

    International Day of Peace: Peace Bell 9:00-9:30 Japanese SG to speak. Contact: Jeff Brez, brez@un.org, x38070
    ceremony Peace Bell
    International Day of Peace: Student 9:30-1:00 GA Hall SG to speak (attending from 9:35-10:00). Contact:
    observance Kimberly Mann, mann@un.org, x36835
    UNDP Press conference on Pathway to Paris 11:00-11:30 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    1
    Noon briefing: Annual Treaty event 12:00 S-237 Theme: Promoting Multilateral Treaties that Safeguard
    Humanity. Guest: Santiago Villalpando, Director of
    OLAs Treaty Division. Contact: Martina Donlon,
    donlon@un.org, x36816
    SG Meeting and Photo Op with Reham al-Farra 12:30 SGs office Contact: Bayann Hamid, bayann.hamid@un.org, x39415.
    Memorial Journalism Fellows
    UN-AU Joint Task Force Meeting TBC TBC SRSG Menkerios attending.
    SATURDAY 16 SEPTEMBER

    SUNDAY 17 SEPTEMBER
    SG Facebook Live session TBC VIP Social DPI and EOSG arranging. Contact: Nancy Groves,
    Media grovesn@un.org
    Space
    Social Good Summit All day 92nd St Y UNDP, UN Foundation, Mashable, 92 Y co-organizing.
    Theme #2030NOW. mashable.com/sgs/
    Contact: Boaz Paldi, UNDP.
    Meeting of SDG Advocates and Sherpas 3:00-4:30 CR-6 SG to speak. Closed meeting. Contact: DESA
    Equator Prize 2017 Award Ceremony 7:00-9:00 Town Hall, UNDP hosting. Celebrating local communities and
    123 W. 43rd indigenous peoples in managing nature for sustainable
    Street development. Contact: prize@equatorinitiative.org

    MONDAY 18 SEPTEMBER

    HL event: Financing 2030 Agenda Role of UN 8:30-8:55 CR-2 SG to speak.


    Opening ceremony Climate Week NYC 2017 9:25 Morgan DSG likely to speak.
    Library
    First day of SDG Media Zone All Day Visitors Zone will run from 18 to 22 Sep. Opening session at
    Plaza 10am with PGA and DSG. Contact: Francyne Harrigan,
    harriganf@un.org; Sharon Birch, birchs@un.org
    First day of Every Woman Every Child Hub All Day North Lawn Temporarily constructed on North Lawn. Will run 9am
    to 9pm from 18-22 Sep. Contact: Etienne Franca, x75757,
    franca@un.org
    New York City Global Mayors Summit 10:00-6:00 IPI, 44th and Hosted by New York, in partnership with Open Society
    1st (AM); Foundation, Concordia & Columbias Global Policy
    Grand Hyatt Initiative. SRSG Arbour keynote address at 10:05.
    (PM) Grandi and Swing (both TBC) to speak at 11:15. Closed-
    door session on 19 Sep as well.
    2017 Inaugural Global Compact CEO 10:00-12:00 Delegates DSG may be keynote speaker.
    Roundtable Dining Rm
    HL mtg on UN Reform 11:00 TBC SG, Trump to speak. Other HoS/HoG invited. US
    Mission organizing.
    2
    HL stakeholder mtg on Climate Change 12:00-12:55 CR-7 Closed mtg. SG to speak. Bloomberg may attend.
    Speech by SG might be open for UNTV/webcast [TBC]
    UN Private Sector Forum 1:00-2:00 DDR SG, HoS/HoG, CEOs. Contact: UNGC
    HL Forum on Role of Young People in Global 1:30-2:45 IPI, 44th and SGs Youth Envoy to speak (TBC). Co-organized by IPI,
    Compacts on Refugees and Migration 1st UNFPA and Compact for Young People in Humanitarian
    Action
    HL round-table discussion on Haiti TBC TBC Special Envoy Sheeran requested the mtg. Canada may
    be involved.
    SG photo-op with HoS/HoG before HL mtg on 2:45 Indonesian UN Photo only. No external or official photographers.
    Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Lounge
    HL mtg on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse 3:00-4:30 Trusteeship Communiqu at end of mtg. No stakeout. Circle of
    Council Leadership to be created. Voluntary compact to be made.
    chamber Speakers include: SG, PGA, Prest/Finland,
    Prest/Uruguay, PM/Bangladesh, PM/Ethiopia. Contact:
    Josephine Guerrero, guerreroj@un.org, x31964 and
    Doug Coffman, coffmand@un.org, x34481.
    Launch of Equal Pay International Coalition 3:00-5:30 ECOSOC ILO, UN Women and OECD launching multi-stakeholder
    (EPIC) chamber partnership. Panel discussion to follow. Contact: ILO
    HL Event on protection of medical care in 4:00-6:00 TBC
    conflict
    World in 2050: Looking Ahead for Sustainable TBC Columbia Opening of 5th annual International Conference on
    Development University Sustainable Development. DSG to be keynote speaker.
    WEF Sustainable Development Impact 730 Third
    Summit Avenue
    World Leaders for Universal Health Coverage: TBC TBC WHO; Japan
    the core driver to achieve the SDGs
    World Economic Forum Sustainable Development TBC TBC World Economic Forum
    Impact Summit, including session Unlocking
    the Potential of Digital ID
    GA Stakeout by Norway FM, Borge Brende 7:00-7:30 GA Stakeout Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707

    TUESDAY 19 SEPTEMBER

    Young Leaders x World Leaders Breakfast 7:00-9:00 Delegates Jointly organized by Office of the SGs Envoy on Youth
    Meeting Dining Rm (OSGEY), Denmark and United Arab Emirates
    Side event: GSMA Breakfast on Meeting 8:30-10:00 SDG Media Contact: Francyne Harrigan, harriganf@un.org; Sharon
    Humanitarian Challenges with Mobile Zone Birch, birchs@un.org
    SGs Welcome reception 8:15-8:30 TBC
    GA General Debate, Day 1 of 6 9:00-1:00; GA Hall 17 speakers scheduled for AM; 20 speakers in PM.
    3:00-9:00
    Press conference by French President 1:00-1:45 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    3
    Emmanuel Macron
    SGs State Luncheon 1:15-2:45 Delegates
    Lounge
    SheTrades: Side event on Role of Women in 1:15-2:45 CR-9 Organized by International Trade Centre. Rwandan First
    Future of Trade Lady to speak at opening, followed by interactive plenary
    conversation and Q&A with audience. Contact: Riefqah
    Jappie (jappie@intracen.org), 929-290-3727.
    Annual Treaty Event All day Kuwaiti Theme: Promoting Multilateral Treaties that Safeguard
    Boat area Humanity. Contact: Martina Donlon, donlon@un.org
    SDGs in Action: Country-led, Country-owned TBC TBC 20 Sep is alternative date. DSG may speak.
    Leave No One Behind: Actions and Commitments 3:00-3:25 CR-4 SG to speak
    for Womens Economic Empowerment
    Child Protection: Voices from the Field 3:00-4:30 DH Library, Child protection actors in the field hold interactive
    2nd Floor session on their work in armed conflict situations.
    Reading Rm Sweden PM (TBC), Gamba, Lacroix, UNICEF to attend.
    Contact: Thanos Giannakopoulos, x30512.
    Event to Launch Global Compact for the 3:30-4:00 TBC SG to speak
    Environment
    HL event on peace process in the Central 4:15-6:15 CR-3 Closed to meeting. SG to speak. Contact: Aditya Mehta,
    African Republic x75378, mehta2@un.org
    Unveiling of Uzbekistans gift to UNHQ About 4:30 Nr Security UNTV and UN Photo coverage expected.
    Council
    Collective Private Sector Action for Disaster 5:00-6:30 CR-B
    Risk Reduction, Emergency Preparedness,
    response and Recovery
    HL Steering Committee group for Every Woman 5:15-6:00 CR-6 Closed meeting. SG to speak. Bachelet, Desalegn,
    Every Child (EWEC) Halonen, Kikwete, HOS among attendees. Contact:
    Etienne Franca, x75757, franca@un.org. Potential press
    release to follow.
    Informal Roundtable of Heads of State and 5:30-6:30 CR-7 SG to speak.
    Government on Climate Change
    2nd Annual Global Goal Awards 6:30-10:00 Gotham Awards dinner hosted by Bill and Melinda Gates, in
    Hall partnership with Project Everyone and UNICEF.
    Contact: Sonia Yeo, syeo@unicef.org, 917-615-8137
    EU reception 6:00-8:00 EU Tusk hosting. SGs Youth Envoy to speak.
    delegation,
    666 Third
    Avenue
    Press conference by President of Bolivia, Evo 7:30 8:15 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Morales Ayma

    4
    WEDNESDAY 20 SEPTEMBER

    HL Signature Ceremony for Treaty on Prohibition 8:00 10:30 Trusteeship 8.008.20: Opening Ceremony (with SG, PGA, President
    of Nuclear Weapons Council of ICRC). 8.2010.30: Signing Ceremony.
    Chamber Contact: Ioan Tudor (tudori@un.org)
    Meeting on South Sudan 8:00-9:30 CR-6 OCHA
    DPKO event on gender and peacekeeping 8:00-9:30 UK Mission Joint event with DPKO, UK, Peru and Romania (TBC).
    Panel with remarks from co-chairs and discussants.
    Contact: Aditya Mehta, x75378, mehta2@un.org
    GA General Debate, Day 2 of 6 9:00-1:00; GA Hall 19 speakers scheduled for AM; 20 speakers in PM.
    3:00-9:00
    Financing the Future: Education for All 9:00-1:00 ECOSOC SG, Macron, Solberg, Sall, Mutharika, Malala Yousafzai,
    chamber Gordon Brown to speak. Countries to make
    commitments. Open to press. Contact: Martin Samaan,
    samaanm@un.org, x37718
    Side event: No Lost Generation 9:00-10:00 UNICEF UNICEF and Save the Children co-host event on
    safeguarding the future of children and young people
    affected by the conflicts in Syria and Iraq. Contact: Sonia
    Yeo, syeo@unicef.org, 917-615-8137
    NY Declaration for Refugees and Migrants 9:30-11:00 CR-7 SG to speak. Event open and webcast. Arbour, Grandi,
    One Year On event Swing to speak as well. Interventions from MS.
    HeForShe Impact 10X10x10 event 10:00-12:00 Cipriani, UN Women organizing. Contact: Charlotte Hallqvist,
    42nd St. charlotte.hallqvist@unwomen.org
    HL Security Council debate on peacekeeping 10:00-6:00 Security SG to speak in first hour. HoS, HoG participating.
    operations (AU peace support operations Council Ethiopian PM to host. Draft resolution circulating.
    mandated by Security Council) Follow-up to HIPPO report.
    Press conference on EU-UN Gender 11:00-11:45 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Initiative
    Press conference by CTBTO on Article XIV 12:30 1:00 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Conference
    Tenth Conference on Facilitating Entry into Force 11:00-1:00 CR2 SG to speak. (11:40-12:00). Contact: Ioan Tudor
    of Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty 3:00-6:00 (tudori@un.org)
    (CTBT)
    HL event on Libya 12:30-2:30 CR-7 SG to speak in first part. Event will conclude with Chairs
    Statement. Room/venue may change.
    Side event: Torture during Interrogations 1:15-2:45 TBC SG may speak (TBC). OHCHR and UNPOL among co-
    Illegal, Immoral and Ineffective organizers. Gilmour, Zeid speaking; Bachelet TBC.
    Future of Humanitarian Response 2:00-6:00 Hilton Launch of UNGC Business for Humanitarian Action and
    Hotel Peace Platform. Contact: OCHA, UNGC

    Launch of EU-UN initiative to eliminate 2:00-4:00 Trusteeship SG to speak. DSG attending. EU Commissioner speaking.
    5
    violence against women and girls Actor and Goodwill Ambassador Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
    attending (TBC). Press release coming. EOSG, DPI, UN
    Women, UNFPA involved. Contact: Francyne Harrigan,
    x75414, harriganf@un.org.
    Press Stakeout by DSG and EU Commissioner 2:45 3:15 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707/
    (on EU-UN initiative) Ken Matsueda (matsueda@un.org) x75418

    Annual Treaty Event All day Kuwaiti Theme: Promoting Multilateral Treaties that Safeguard
    Boat area Humanity. Contact: Martina Donlon, donlon@un.org
    Ministerial mtg on Implementation of Mali Peace 3:30-6:00 CR-4 SG to speak. Opening session open for coverage, then
    Agreement becomes closed.
    HL event on Iraq: Saving lives, protecting lives 4:00-6:00 TBC Contact: OCHA
    and re-building lives: developing a common
    agenda with and for Iraqi people
    Press conference by Malian President Ibrahim 4:15-5:00 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Boubacar Keita
    Ending Violence and Discrimination 4:30 5:45 Trusteeship Ministerial-level meeting to discuss measures to tackle
    against LGBTI Persons Council violent abuse and unfair treatment of LGBTI persons
    Chamber around the world. Participants include Argentina,
    Belgium, Costa Rica, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, UK,
    EU, HC Zeid, USG Menendez. Contact: Martina Donlon,
    donlon@un.org
    Every Woman Every Child HL reception 6:30-8:30 EWEC Hub Launch of Replenishment of Global Financing Facility in
    (North Support of EWEC. Countries to make pledges. Canada,
    Lawn) Norway (TBC) to participate. DSG to speak and do FB
    Live session. Contact: Etienne Franca, x75757,
    franca@un.org. Potential joint press release on
    announcements from EWEC and World Bank.
    Road map of African Union on demographic TBC TBC AU; UNFPA
    dividend: from commitment to action

    THURSDAY 21 SEPTEMBER

    Ministerial Roundtable on Nigeria and Lake 8:30-10:00 CR-8 Contact: OCHA


    Chad Region
    SG Working Breakfast with P5 8:45-9:45 TBC Closed to press.
    GA General Debate, Day 3 of 6 9:00-1:00; GA Hall 19 speakers scheduled for AM; 21 speakers in PM.
    3:00-9:00
    UN Global Compact Annual Leaders 9:00-6:00 Hilton Contact: UNGC
    Summit Hotel
    Press conference by Belgium Deputy Prime 9:00 9:30 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    6
    Minister
    Press conference by UNAIDS 10:00 10:30 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Ministerial event marking Resolution 2250 on 10:00-12:00 CR-4 Jordan hosting; Member States to outline progress
    Youth, Peace and Security made.
    Investing in the Early Years: Roadmap for 10:00-1:00 EWEC Hub Launch of UNICEF report on early childhood
    Sustainable Future (North development. Lake, Bachelet to speak. EWEC; Global
    Lawn) Partnership for Education; Sanitation and Water for All
    to participate.
    Contact: Sonia Yeo, syeo@unicef.org, 917-615-8137
    Fourth Meeting of HL Panel on Water co- 10:35-11:15 CR-8 Closed meeting. SG to speak. Contact: Ariel Alexovich,
    convened by SG and President of World Bank x36512, alexovich@un.org
    sustainabledevelopment.un.org/HLPWater

    Noon Briefing Gordon Brown, Special Envoy 12:00-12:45 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    for Global Education
    Fast-Track: Quickening the pace of action to end Lunchtime TBC 7 or 8 Heads of State or govt are expected to attend.
    AIDS (TBC)
    Press conference by Mexicos FM Luis Videgaray 1:30 -2:00 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Press conference - UNIDO 3:00-3:30 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Side event: Third Industrial Development TBC TBC
    Decade for Africa (2016-25)
    HL meeting on Somalia 3:00-5:00 CR-7 Closed mtg. Follow-up to London Conference in May. SG
    to speak at opening. Italy and UK to co-host event.
    HL event on Famine Response and 3:00-3:45 TBC SG to speak.
    Prevention
    Press conference by Canada PM Justin Trudeau 4:00 4:30 CR-4 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    HL event on South Sudan 4:00-6:00 CR-8 Closed to meeting. SG to speak.
    Syria crisis Ministerial event 4:30-6:00 TBC
    Annual Treaty Event All day Kuwaiti Theme: Promoting Multilateral Treaties that Safeguard
    Boat area Humanity. Contact: Martina Donlon, donlon@un.org
    Launch of joint UN-WB study on Pathways for 5:00 CR-3 SG (TBC) and WB President to attend.
    peace: inclusive approaches to preventing violent
    conflicts
    Side event: Migration and 2030 Agenda TBC TBC SRSG Arbour to speak. Ireland and ODI co-hosting.
    Supporting accountability and justice in post- 5:30-7:30 CR-4 SG to speak.
    ISIL Iraq
    Ending AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria for 6:00-7:30 Grand Hyatt Josefin Wiklund, wiklundj@unaids.org, +1 917 930 0213
    Good: Collaboration and Innovation in Global Hotel
    Health

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    FRIDAY 22 SEPTEMBER

    HL event on Yemen 8:00-9:30 CR-5 (TBC) OCHA organizing.

    GA General Debate, Day 4 of 6 9:00-1:00; GA Hall 20 speakers scheduled for AM; 19 speakers in PM.
    3:00-9:00
    Pacific Islands Forum leaders mtg with SG 9:00-9:45 CR-8 Closed mtg. SG to speak. Photo op followed by remarks.
    DPA organizing.
    Opening ceremony of Annual Mtg of Foreign 10:00-10:30 TBC SG to speak.
    Ministers of G-77
    Press conference by Japanese FM Taro Kono 10:00-10:30 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Press conference by USG of OHRLLS & PR of 11:3012:00 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Mongolia
    Press conference by Hungarian FM Pter 12:30-1:00 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    Szijjrt
    Childrens right to participation and the 2030 1:15-2:30 CR-7 Co-hosted by Chile, UNDP, and UNICEF. Contact: Sonia
    Agenda for Sustainable Development Yeo, syeo@unicef.org, 917-615-8137
    Inaugural Board Mtg for Global Partnership TBC TBC TBC
    for Sustainable Development Data
    Opening session of UN Alliance of 3:00 TBC TBC
    Civilizations Group of Friends ministerial mtg
    Press conference by UNRWA Commissioner 3:15 -3:45 S-237 Contact: Jamille McCord (mccord@un.org), x37707
    General Pierre Krhenbhl
    HL side event: Sustaining Peace through the 3:00-5:00 ECOSOC Sierra Leone President, ICJ representative to speak at
    Strengthening of Human Rights in International chamber opening; MS interventions to follow; then panel
    Law discussion with Zeid/OHCHR, Dutch FM & others

    Annual Treaty Event All day Kuwaiti Theme: Promoting Multilateral Treaties that Safeguard
    Boat area Humanity. Contact: Martina Donlon, donlon@un.org
    Humanitarian Support Initiative to Women and TBC TBC First ladies of Niger and Nigeria involved.
    Children Refugees in Lake Chad Basin

    SATURDAY 23 SEPTEMBER

    GA General Debate, Day 5 of 6 9:00-1:00; GA Hall 17 speakers scheduled for AM; 17 speakers in PM.
    3:00-9:00
    ASEAN-UN ministerial mtg 5:30-6:30 CR-7 Closed mtg. SG to speak.
    Global Citizen Festival 6:00-10:00 Central Park Contact: Jeff Brez, brez@un.org, x38070

    SUNDAY 24 SEPTEMBER
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    MONDAY 25 SEPTEMBER
    GA General Debate, Day 6 of 6 9:00-1:00 GA Hall Seven speakers scheduled for AM.
    TUESDAY 26 SEPTEMBER
    GA Mtg to commemorate International Day for 10:00-1:00 Trusteeship SG to speak (10:00-10:25)
    Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons 1:00-3:00 Council
    Chamber
    WEDNESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER
    GA HL mtg on Global Plan of Action to Combat TBC TBC First day of two-day meeting
    Trafficking in Persons
    THURSDAY 28 SEPTEMBER
    GA HL mtg on Global Plan of Action to Combat TBC TBC Second day of two-day meeting
    Trafficking in Persons
    FRIDAY 29 SEPTEMBER

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