UNFPA to Promote Health and Rights of Women and Young People at UN General Assembly Events - 19 September 2012

UNITED NATIONS, New York — The 67th regular session of the UN General Assembly, which began this week at the UN Headquarters, will feature several special events promoting the health and rights of women and young people. Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin, Executi

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