Shut the door on tainted leaders, make UNGA more meaningful - The EastAfrican

Every year, heads of state and government from around the world address the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), discussing issues such as climate change, international conflicts, human rights, and development. The forum also facilitates bilateral and multilateral diplomacy, with the potential to hold leaders accountable for their actions. The article advocates for excluding tainted leaders to make the UNGA more meaningful and effective.