Agenda MunoM 2020

“Considering the multifaceted effects of globalisation as strengths or weaknesses, opportunities or threats”

General Assembly

 General Assembly Committee 1 (Disarmament and International Security)

• The question of reducing the production of or prohibiting bioweapons to prevent further disasters such as the ongoing biological warfare in Syria
• Reducing the illicit arms trade to and within Africa
• International drug trade and cartels as destabilising factors for
democracy and security

General Assembly Committee 2 (Economic and Financial)

• Brexit as a financial threat not only to the Britain and the EU but to the global economy as a whole
• Financial aid for nations in need, focusing on the harsh economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic
• Mobilizing financial resources for developing countries in the name of sustainable development, focusing on affordable renewable energy for all nations as a tool to combat to global warming

General Assembly Committee 3 (Social, Cultural & Humanitarian)

• The UN course of action regarding globalisation vs. protectionism, taking the US v. China trade war as an example
• Prevention of animal extinction, focusing on the expansion of wildlife reserves and the prevention of poaching of endangered species
• Broadening the scope of women’s citizenship, leadership, and political participation in developing countries

General Assembly Committee 6 (Legal)

• The question of the legality and morality of Euthanasia
• The rights of citizens to bear arms, focusing on the future of
gun laws in the 21st century
• Negotiating the compromise between personal privacy and
state monitoring by means of heightened police and tracking measures in the name of mitigating the COVID-19 crisis

Economic and Social Council

 ECOSOC Committee 1 (Sustainable Development)

• The control, containment and prevention of viral epidemics and pandemics, focusing on sustainable immunization and research into new diseases
• The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the environment in terms of pollution and CO2-emissions and the measures for the future that should be taken in light of them
• The question of sustainable tourism

ECOSOC Committee 2 (Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice)

• The establishment and development of youth centres and education programmes to prevent criminality in future generations
• The question of the national and international reform of the police force and law enforcement
• Reforming policies on personal digital security and data infringement

ECOSOC Committee 3 (Human Rights)

• The question of how to prevent the affiliation of young people with gangs in underprivileged and economically deprived areas
• Protecting the rights of indigenous populations
• The crisis of the Xinjiang re-education camps in regard to
religious and cultural freedom

Security Council

• The future development and the possible dangers of artificial intelligence
• The crisis surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic
• The situation in Hong Kong