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- Addressing recent nuclear escalation in the Democratic People’s Republic of North Korea
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Human Rights Commission
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- Creating a framework for the protection of international whistleblowers
- Creating a unified response,in accordance with the Responsibility to Protect, to the persecution and killing of suspected drug traffickers in Southeast Asia.
- Examining corporations’ obligations to preserve human rights in regards to child labour
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Arab Council
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- Addressing the basic needs of Syrian Refugees in Lebanese Refugee Camps
- Taking preventative measures to undermine the economic network of the Islamic State and the distribution of arms to the Islamic State
- Negotiating a peaceful solution to the conflict between Saudi Arabia and a post nuclear deal Iran.
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Environment Commission
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- Finding feasible fresh-water alternatives to desalination in the Middle East in order to restore peace to marine ecosystems
- Strengthening efforts pertaining to the preservation of the Amazonian rainforest to protect indigenous wildlife
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- Tackling the effects of ocean acidification as a result of increased levels of CO2 in the atmosphere
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ASDMUN 2016
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Delegate Expectations
Attending ASDMUN is an honour and a privilege. Delegates are representing themselves, their families, their schools, and their countries at all times, therefore, student behaviour and expectations are held to the highest standards.
The following expectations are to ensure that the conference is conducted with maximum safety for all participants:
The following expectations are to ensure that the conference is conducted with maximum safety for all participants:
- Students are expected to attend all meetings as scheduled by the ASDMUN leaders.
- All laws of the host and home country are to be observed. (See the director's note for more information)
- ASD faculty chaperones are the authority whilst on campus. Expectations set forth by the school and enforced by the chaperones must be followed.
- Students must inform the faculty chaperone of their whereabouts at all times.
- Students are expected to conduct themselves at all times in a manner that reflects positively on themselves, their family, and the ASD community.
- ASDMUN dress must meet the conference dress code.
- Use and/or possession of alcohol, tobacco, or unauthorised drugs while participating in the conference is grounds for immediate dismissal from the conference.
- Behaviour not in compliance with the ASD Student Code of Conduct or any behaviour not in the best interest of the school may constitute ground for dismissal from the conference. Should a student be dismissed during the conference, parents are expected to collect the student(s). All costs associated with the collection of the students are the responsibility of the parent(s).
- Students are responsible for all personal belongings. ASDMUN leaders reserve the right to prohibit certain items during the conference (i.e. electronics).
Dress Code
All Delegates
- Business Attire
- Knees and Shoulders should be covered
- Suit and tie at all times
- Delegates will not be allowed to address the committee if they are not wearing suit jackets
- No high heels (kitten heels are allowed)
- No leggings as pants
- No tank tops/camisoles are to be worn without a cardigan or jacket over them
What to Bring and What Not to Bring
What to Bring:
- Computer and Cell Phone (only for the first day of lobbying)
- Water Bottle
- Research / Position Paper / Resolutions
- Computers on Formal Debate Days
