MUN Preparation
PREPARATION AND GUIDE TO MUN READINESS!
domingo, 22 de mayo de 2011
miércoles, 18 de mayo de 2011
sample position paper
Committee Name: Human rights council
Country: Switzerland
Delegate: Michelle Lisette Verdín Johnson
Background of the topic
The human cost of terrorism has been felt in virtually every corner of the
globe. The United Nations family has itself suffered tragic human loss as
a result. Terrorism clearly has a very real and direct impact on human rights, with
consequences for the enjoyment of the right to life, liberty and physical integrity of victims, terrorism
can destabilize Governments, undermine civil society, and threaten social and economic development. Security of the individuals is a basic human right and the States
therefore have an obligation to ensure the human rights of their nationals.
Repressive measures have been used to stifle the voices of human rights defenders
UN involvement
The United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy was adopted by Member States on 8 September 2006, the States Members of the United Nations, resolve to implement all General Assembly resolutions on measures to eliminate international terrorism, to recognize that international cooperation and any measures that we undertake to prevent and combat terrorism must comply with our obligations under international law, in particular human rights law, refugee law and international humanitarian law.
Country policy and involvement
Switzerland is concerned that United Nations sanctions to combat terrorism could be weakened if they continue to ride over fundamental human rights.
That is why Switzerland, with ten other countries, has presented new recommendations aimed at improving the sanctions regime so that basic legal norms are respected
it believes the system would be more effective if there were mechanisms to guarantee fundamental human rights.
It is one of a number of countries which have been trying for several years to promote a more transparent and fairer system. They have already had some success.
In the fight against terrorism, Switzerland has two main focuses at international level:
- Cooperation with other states and the provision of mutual support for each other’s counter-terrorist activities
- The defense, under all circumstances, of human rights.
viernes, 6 de mayo de 2011
jueves, 5 de mayo de 2011
Points and Motions worksheet
POINTS AND MOTIONS – WHAT DO YOU SAY?
HANDOUT I:
Using the Handout H: Points and Motions Chart, determine which point or motion is being made
under the Description. Then write exactly what you would say to make this point or motion.
Description WHAT DO YOU SAY?
The delegate has a question regarding the rules of procedure.
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Delegate wishes to adjourn the meeting until next session.
Usually used to adjourn for lunch or dinner.
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Delegate wishes to yield time to points of information or questions from other delegates about the speech.
___________________________________________________________________________________
Delegate wishes to tell the chair about of a physical discomfort they are experiencing
(the inability to hear another delegate’s speech, that the room is too hot, etc.).
___________________________________________________________________________________
Delegate wishes to suspend debate in order for a moderated or un-moderated caucus.
The purpose and the length of the suspension need to be stated.
___________________________________________________________________________________
Delegate wishes to end the debate on the topic. This topic can be returned to at a later time.
Before going to a vote, two delegates must speak in favor of tabling the debate and two must speak against it.
____________________________________________________________________________________
A delegate has just finished their speech. Another delegate would like to ask them a question about speech.
(Please note, that a speaker must be open to questions.)
____________________________________________________________________________________
The delegate feels that the chairperson has made an incorrect decision.
The appeal must first be made in writing.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Delegate wishes to close the debate and move to voting.
____________________________________________________________________________________
miércoles, 4 de mayo de 2011
2nd Grade MUN assignment
Delegates / Country | Committee | Topic |
Arriaga Torres Juan Antonio / Argentina | Commission on Crime Prevention and criminal Justice (CCPCJ) | A:Narcotraffic and organized crime nowaday B:The impact of piracy in the development of knowledge industries and innovation around the world. |
Brizuela Martin Jacqueline / Columbia | ||
Duran Laguna Miren Aniel / Canada | | A:Narcotraffic and organized crime nowaday. |
Cervantes Fuentes Enrique / Chili | ||
Flores Palafox Diana Gabriela / China | | B:The impact of piracy in the development of knowledge industries and innovation around the world. |
Horta Padilla Erika / Brazil | ||
Leon Ramirez Ana Beatriz / Cuba | | A:Narcotraffic and organized crime nowaday |
Macias Soto Juan Antonio / El Salvador | ||
Marquez Lugo Rosario / France | | B:The impact of piracy in the development of knowledge industries and innovation around the world. |
Mendez Amezcua Abril Amelia / Germany | ||
Navarro Rios Mario / India | | A:Narcotraffic and organized crime nowaday |
Padilla Munoz Vanesa / Iran | ||
Ramirez Miguel Armando / Italy | | B:The impact of piracy in the development of knowledge industries and innovation around the world. |
Rodriguez Becerra Mitzi guadalupe / Libya | ||
Saldana Puente Sandra Paola / Netherlands | | B:The impact of piracy in the development of knowledge industries and innovation around the world. |
Sanchez Guerrero Alan Eduardo / Pakistan | ||
Vargas Marquez Paola / Russian Federation | | A:Narcotraffic and organized crime nowaday |
2nd semester MUN assignments
Delegate | Country | Topics |
Brizuela Gamino Karla Ariadna | Afghanistan Security Council | The arm conflict between n/s Korea |
Camarena Villalobos Ana Olivia | China | The arm conflict between n/s Korea |
Chavez Huesca Jose Carlos | Egypt | Iraq situation after the conflict against USA |
Estrada Solis Jessica Alejandra | France | Iraq situation after the conflict against USA |
Loza Rivera Francisco | INDIA | The arm conflict between n/s Korea |
Magana Gonzalez Brenda Yazmin | ISRAEL | The arm conflict between n/s Korea |
Marquez Saldana Brenda | IRAN | Iraq situation after the conflict against USA |
Munoz Laguna Cruz Nelida | IRAQ | Iraq situation after the conflict against USA |
Ornelas Martinez Semei | Colombia | BOTH |
Padilla Uriarte Miguel Angel | JAPAN | Iraq situation after the conflict against USA |
Reynoso Ojeda Richard Albert | South Korea | BOTH |
Rodriguez Bravo Genesis | NETHERLANDS | The arm conflict between n/s Korea |
Salgado Cabrera Genesis | NORTH KOREA | Iraq situation after the conflict against USA |
Tapia Vallejo Bianca Melina | PAKISTAN | The arm conflict between n/s Korea |
Vega Valerio Wintilo | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | The arm conflict between n/s Korea |
position paper Sample
Committee Name:
Committee Topic:
Country Name:
Your Name:
Background of the Topic:
*What is the issue? What is the controversy?
*Historical background and causes of the problem.
*What nations are directly involved with or are affected by the issue?
*What effect does this problem have on the international community?
United Nations Involvement:
*What role has the United Nations played in the issue (i.e. resolutions, speeches, conferences, aide contributed, other)?
Country Policy and Involvement:
*Your nation’s involvement (if any) with the topic?
* Your nation’s position on the topic and opinion.
- Possible solutions your country would plan to propose?
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