Issues and Committees

“Protecting Individual Rights in a Rapidly Changing World.”

General Assembly:

First Committee (Disarmament and International Security)
I. Ensuring the safety of UN troopers in conflict zones
II. Addressing the growing violence by use of fire arms (in MEDCs)
III. Reacting to the shrinking democracy and encountering the growing number of authoritarian
regimes

 

Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural)
I. Addressing the current political situation in the US concerning immigration
II. Discussing an United Immigration Policy for UN states
III. Strengthening the safety measures of NGOs in conflict zones

 

Fourth Committee (Decolonisation and Special Political)
I. Strengthening the growing independence of Latin American countries from the US
II. Counteracting the Russian control over Ukrainian nuclear power plants
III. Discussing how to deal with future climate refugees

 

Independent Councils:

Commission on the Status of Women
I. Ensuring a future where feminism does not diminish
II. Discussing new measures on abortion rights
III. Addressing the shrinking tolerance for women’s rights

 

Special Commission on the African Union
I. Ensuring the safety of women and children in Sudan during conflicts
II. Counteracting the legalisation of female genital mutilation in Africa
III. Finding measures for equal water distribution in Central Africa

 

Commission on the Rights of the Child
I. Negotiating measures to ensure children’s safety in terms of sexual exploitation
II. Ensuring the right of education in LEDCs
III. Preventing the separation of children and parents during immigration

 

Security Council
I. Discussing a legalisation of Autonomic Weapon Systems
II. Implementing initiatives to reduce drug-driven conflicts in Latin America
III. (Crisis)

 

Historical Security Council
I. Discussing the Cuban Missile Crisis (Time Freeze: October 1962)
II. Reacting to the failed Hungarian Uprising in 1956 (Time Freeze: November 1956)

 

Human Rights Council
I. Discussing measures on preserving rights to one‘s own image
II. Reacting to the growing threats, harassment and killings of human rights defenders
III. Addressing the shrinking safety of press