Media accreditation

Media representatives including journalists, photographers and videographers who are not part of official delegations, must apply for accreditation through the United Nations Media Accreditation and Liaison Unit (MALU) online form available at: https://indico.un.org/UNHQ/#media.

Media representatives who are a part of a delegation, including journalists and official photographers and videographers, must register through their respective permanent/observer mission or liaison office in New York (designated eRegistration users). Please follow the instructions at https://www.un.org/en/media/accreditation/pdf/eRegistration_guide_media_passes.pdf

More information on accreditation of media will be coming soon.

Virtual participation

All meetings open to press and media (i.e. opening plenary, side events and press conferences) will be available live and on-demand through UN WebTV.

Participants are also encouraged to follow social media channels using the #LLDC3 and #landlocked hashtags, especially the @UNOHRLLS Twitter account. During the conference, a live blog and videos will inform on the days' happenings, ensure to check this page regularly for updates.

Official documents can be downloaded here as they become available.

When are the facilities available for the press?

Information coming soon. Please check back for updates.