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UN to mark International Youth Day with global dialogue on corruption and young people’s future
According to the organisers, the International Youth Day event will place the experiences of young people at the centre of discussions on corruption and explore practical ways to build a future defined by fairness, integrity and equal opportunity.
The Executive Director of The Bright Future Alliance (TBFA), Bright Ofori, will represent Africa at a United Nations event marking International Youth Day 2026, where young people from around the world will examine how corruption affects their opportunities, aspirations and future.
It will also feature findings from the "Stolen Futures: How Corruption Hurts Young People" report, prepared by members of the UNODC's YouthLED Integrity Advisory Board and consolidated by the Global Resource for Anti-Corruption Education and Youth Empowerment (GRACE) Initiative.
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