Roughly 300 students from non-governmental organisations as well as national student unions and international student movements were accredited to the Conference. Many students eager to share their enthusiasm attended the debates, but not all were able to talk in the time allotted. But they also voiced hope that government ministers would take their concerns into consideration when drawing up the Declaration and Framework for Priority Action. He added that the Conference's main aim was to ensure higher education institutions do provide an education for those who are denied one. Now you can catch the next train.
Somebody has to pay.
She left open the question of how to organise an equitable system of financing higher education. Student representatives reiterated their main goals and gripes during a news conference today.