UNHRC
The United Nations Human Rights Council delves deep into society, history and
conduct. It prioritizes freedom and rights. This committee addresses the rights
of the indigenous. It will discuss how the fast-paced nature of the modern world
is slowly fading their individuality. It will form resolutions to address the issue,
highlighting topics such as mistreatment, laws and welfare. The delegates will
take up roles as nations and express the country’s point of view on the topic.
The delegates will debate on each other’s portfolios bringing the country’s
history and conduct regarding the agenda.
A note on CRISIS:
Each committee shall have once crisis session where they will be given a crisis
related to their agenda. A crisis is a short fictional event that has occurred in the
global world that could affect the proceedings of the committee. The crisis will
test the delegates problem solving and quick-thinking skills.
AGENDA
Safeguarding The Rights Of Indigenous Communities
