The link to the live video stream of the Opening Session of the UN Expert Seminar will appear on this page on Webnesday, October 12 at approximately 4:00 pm Arizona Time.

The seminar has now ended. Click here to view an archive of the seminar.

To watch the video or listen to the audio broadcast, you need the free Windows Media Player. If you have problems please download the lastest version of Windows Media Player by clicking the image below.

Problems getting the Stream to Play?

When I click on the link, the Player does not launch
Many employers use Firewalls to secure their networks, which can interfere with accessing streaming media.You should confirm that you have Javascript enabled on your browser (see the browser help file to find out how to do this). You should also check that any popup blocking mechanisms you have installed on your computer, including Microsoft Service Pack 2, are not set to deny popupsYou should confirm that you have one of the media player versions listed above and that you have chosen to access News Player with it (you can confirm/modify your preference via the "change how I view or hear this (settings)" link at the bottom of the Player window).

Media player pluggins are sometimes not available if you have installed or upgraded your browser since installing your chosen media player. In this instance reinstalling the latest version of your preferred media player and restarting your computer may help.

Alternatively, you may wish to seek technical support from your media player software vendor (websites are listed above).

There are many reasons why this might occur.

Your bandwidth may be being used by another application (or another computer, if your connection is via a home/office network). Your viewing experience will be affected if our servers are unable to deliver data to your computer quickly enough because of network congestion on your connection.

Downloading large files or using peer-to-peer applications while watching video, for example, may prevent you from being able to receive enough data to maintain a constant video stream.

If you do not believe your connection is being used by other applications or other people, check your media player has the correct bandwidth settings.