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In some countries with strict governments, women face challenges that limit their rights. They may not be allowed to go to school, to get jobs or make decisions for themselves. Women might also be denied control over their own bodies, with the government restricting access to birth control or medical care related to having children. This debate will be around current status of women in authoritarian countries and steps taken to improve the status of women.
United Nations Commission on Status of Women
United Nations Human Rights Council
The debate will be about whether stronger international rules and monitoring are needed to control the trade of weapons in countries that are at war or facing political instability. Some people argue that tougher oversight could prevent dangerous weapons from getting into the wrong hands, which could help reduce violence and suffering. Others might worry that too many rules could limit countries' ability to defend themselves or could be hard to enforce.
United Nations General Assembly
Refugees and migrants are people who have been forced to leave their homes. They often face many problems in their new countries, like being treated unfairly or not having enough to live on. This debate will talk about their rights, the challenges they face, and what we can do to help them.
United Nations Office on Crimes and Drugs
The debate will focus on how drug trafficking helps fund terrorism and harms global security, countries' independence, and human rights. Some argue that illegal drug trade is a major source of money for terrorist groups, making it harder to stop violence and protect people. Drug trafficking also causes instability in countries, weakening their ability to govern and protect their citizens. Others might suggest that while it's important to stop drug trafficking, focusing too much on it might lead to unfair treatment of certain countries or people.
DOUBLE DELEGATION COMMITTEE
This agenda focuses on addressing the growing global mental health crisis and integrating health services into primary healthcare systems. With millions affected by mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, and substance abuse, the committee will debate strategies to reduce stigma, expand access to care, and increase investment in mental health programs. Additionally, discussions will center on strengthening primary healthcare systems to deliver integrated services, ensuring that mental health is prioritized alongside physical health. Delegates will explore sustainable and inclusive solutions to enhance global healthcare equity, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, while advancing the goal of universal health coverage.
World Health Organisation
Lok Sabha
This topic examines the rise of conflicts between different communities in India, focusing specifically on the recent crisis in Manipur. It aims to understand the reasons behind the violence, how it escalated, and the key factors driving the conflict. By analyzing these events, the study seeks to shed light on the causes, impact, and possible solutions. Additionally, the committee will see the ruling party defending its actions and policies, while the opposition will lay allegations of mismanagement and political interference in the handling of the crisis.
All India Political Parties Meet
This topic explores the concept of 'One Nation, One Election' and its potential impact on India’s electoral system. It aims to analyze how national and state elections could affect governance, administrative efficiency, and voter participation. The agenda seeks to evaluate both the benefits and challenges of this proposal. In the committee, the ruling party will advocate for the advantages of implementing 'One Nation, One Election,' while the opposition will highlight concerns about its feasibility, potential risks, and impact on federalism.
International Press
The International Press Committee acts as the media team of the conference. It includes journalists, photographers, and caricaturists who report on and capture what’s happening in all the committees. Covering, Documenting, and Critiquing the Conference Through Writing, Photos, and Art. Members will attend other committees’ sessions, write reports, take photos, and create caricatures to highlight the most important and interesting moments.
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