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PAP-CSO Forum Communique

Mzalendo Trust, the Centre for Human Rights and University of Pretoria,in partnership with Parliamentary Network Africa (PNAfrica) hosted a two-day civil society engagement on the workings on the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) for the East African Community. This forum was held on Monday 25 and Tuesday 26 April 2022, in Nairobi, Kenya. The forum focused on developing networks for increased engagement between civil society in the East African region and the Pan-African Parliament. 

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Posted by Loise Mwakamba on April 29, 2022

Categories:  Pan-African Parliament   Open Parliaments   CSOs   Parliamentary Openness   PAP

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