Sri Garden's Model United Nations Club 2009

HELPMUNC 2010: The Pursuit of Happiness

2010-02-26T19:59:00.002+08:00

Venue: Main block, HELP University College

Date: 26th-28th March 2010

COMMITTEE TOPICS
Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) -30 nations-

a. Impeding the Illicit Trade and Traffic of Nuclear Material
b. Handling the issue of the Militarization of the Arctic

United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) -30 nations-

a. Combating defamation against religion while upholding Freedom of Expression
b. Prevention of discrimination and violence against women

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) -30 nations-

a. Managing crisis caused by natural disasters such as in Haiti
b. Promoting Literacy in an developing World

United Nations Security Council (UNSC) -15 nations-

(Topics to be announced one week before the conference)

26th March, Friday

1300-1400: Registration
1400-1515: Opening Ceremony
1515-1600: Roll Call & Opening Speeches in Committees
1600-1830: Lobbying and Resolution Writing,
1830-1900: Approval Panel

Venues:

1. Conference Hall
2. Theatrette
3. Main Block SR3, SR4, SR5
4. Computer Lab
5. Main Block Lower Foyer

27th March, Saturday

0900-0930: Roll Call & Resolution Distribution
0930-1130: Committee Session I
1130-1300: Lunch
1300-15300: Committee Session II
1530-1600: Tea Break
1600-1800: Committee Session III
1800-1900: Session with Guest Speaker
1900-2200: Dinner and Socials (Out of HELP) *

Venues:

1. Conference Hall
2. Theatrette
3. Main Block SR3, SR4, SR5
4. Main Block Lower Foyer

28th March, Sunday

0900-0930: Roll Call

0930-1230: Emergency Session (SC & HRC)

0930-1230: Plenary Session (GA1 & GA2)
1230-1330: Lunch
1330-1430: Closing Ceremony
1430-1500: Photo taking Session

Venues:
1. Conference Hall
2. Theatrette
3. Main Hall SR3
4. Main Block Lower Foyer

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IMPORTANT INFO
-* yet to be confirmed
-Closing date for registration: 5th March 2009
-Please take note that if transport cannot be provided by Sri Garden, you will have to arrange your own transport.
-Conference is open to those in Form1 to Form5.
-Those interested may see Hera Keziah of 5K2, Mak Lyn of 5Sc1, Hoe Pik Zhu of 5Sc1 or approach other committee members of Sri Garden Model United Nations to register.

HELPMUNC

2009-08-05T18:11:00.010+08:00

Venue: HELP University College, Main Block
Dates: 18th-20th September 2009 (Friday to Sunday)
Registration fee: RM15.00

COMMITTEE TOPICS
Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) -30 nations-

1. Giving more authority to United Nations Peacekeeping Troops (Blue Berets) and the development of a rapid reaction force to prevent incidences such as the Rwandan Genocide

2. Stability in the region of the Middle East through Israel peace talks and diplomatic dialogue with Syria and Palestine

United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) -30 nations-

1. Stability in the continent of Latin America in the democratic crisis regarding reelection and constritutional reform in Honduras and Nicaragua

2. Promotion of homosexual rights and the halting of persecution against homosexuals in all regions of the world

United Nations Security Council (UNSC) -15 nations-

(Topics to be announced one week before the conference)

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

18th September, Friday

1330-1430: Registration, Main Block Foyer
1430-1530: Opening Ceremony, Conference Hall
1530-1600: Roll Call & Opening Speeches in Committees, Committee Rooms
1600-1800: Lobbying and Resolution Writing, Committee Rooms & Computer Lab
1800-1900: Approval Panel Opnes, Main Block Foyer

19th September, Saturday

0830-0930: Roll Call & Lobbying, Committee Rooms
0900-0930: Approval Panel Closes, Main Block Foyer
0930-1200: Committee Session I, Committee Rooms
1200-1300: Lunch (Not Provided)
1300-1530: Committee Session II, Committee Rooms
1530-1600: Break
1600-1830: Committee Session III, Committee Rooms

20th September, Sunday

0830-1130: Emergency Session - Security Council, Committee Room

General Assembly Plenary Session, Conference Hall

1130-1200: Break

1200-1300: Closing Ceremony & Presentation of Certificates, Conference Hall

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IMPORTANT INFO

-Closing date for registration: 11 September 2009

-Please take note that if transport cannot be provided by Sri Garden, you will have to arrange your own transport.

-Conference is open to those in Form1 to Form4.

Security Council Topics

2009-07-28T22:19:00.003+08:00

Hey Delegates,

Shaun Kua, the other Deputy Secretary General here.

These are the Security Council topics in case you didn't receive them through email.

1. Republic of China (Taiwan's) participation in the UN and its related bodies
2. Proliferation of small arms and light weapons and mercenary activities: threats to peace and security in West Africa
3. Protection of civilians in armed conflict

See you at SGMUN!

Shaun Kua
Deputy Secretary General

Security Council - SGMUN IV.

2009-07-27T20:01:00.002+08:00

Security Council - SGMUN IV.

Chair: Rick Harting

Topics:

Name	Country	Institution
Peter Heng	Austria	HELP
Darryl Low	Burkina Faso	5K1
Joshua Teo Ing-Ze	China	2A
James Benedict Yap	France	HELP
Brian Wong	Japan	HELP
Loi Sue Ann	Mexico	HELP
Roshan Mark Singh Sidhu	Russian Federation	TAYMUN
Lavanial Seevalingam	Turkey	HELP
Emily Gan	Uganda	HELP
Johnathan Yong Tienxhi	United Kingdom	HELP
Arthur Shin	United States of America	MKIS
Abhinav Vadrevu	Vietnam	TCSH
Kriishand	Croatia	1G
Jin Yun Soo	Libya

GA2 - SGMUN IV.

2009-07-27T19:58:00.003+08:00

SGMUN IV - GA2

Topics:

General Assembly 2 (Humanitarian & Social)

1. The right to life and death penalty

2. Freedom of expression and advocacy of religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence

3. Monitoring the protection of the rights of all migrant workers and members of their families

4. Legalization of Abortion on Request*

*TOPIC 4 WAS RECENTLY ADDED.

Chair: Junichi Fukuoka (MKIS) Dep Chair:Audrey Ser (TCSH)

Name	Country	Institution
Rachel Tan	Australia	3A
Brian Lee	Belarus	2R
Asleigh Goh	Brunei Darussalam	1R
Vivian Yeunh	China	5 Sc 1
Lawrence Chua	Cuba	5 Sc 3
Prabjit Dev Singh	Denmark	1R
Malcolm Ng	DPR Korea	5 Sc 1
Hu Zhi Xiong	Hungary	3G
Yusoof Shah	Iran	5 Sc 3
Yap Soo Ming	Iraq	5 Sc 3
Steven Sim	Israel	5 Sc 2
Alvin Kow	Italy	5 sc 2
Tang Jia Wei	Jordan	HELP
Yeong Wei	Japan	5 Sc 3
Beatrix Charissa Tan	Lebanon	HELP
Asdixon Mion Ask	Libya	HELP
Mohamad Aimah Shah	Lithuania	1A
Ellen Lee	Madagascar	1A
Sion Kwok	Monaco	HELP
Wi Shin Hye	Nepal	HELP
Adeline Michelle Matthew	New Zealand	HELP
Satyapriyaa Dhanapal	Norway	HELP
Choong Phooi Sze	Oman	3A
Raja Azfar	Phillippines	5 K1
Henry Kam	Rep. Of Korea	HELP
Carmen Cheong	Russian Federation	5Sc 1
Cassandra Ser	Rwanda	5 Sc 2
Ali Iskandar	Saudi Arabia	5 sc 2
Eeling Chan	Sierra Leone	HELP
Andrea Low	Singapore	5 sc 2
Laveen Nair	Sri Lanka	TCSH
William Atma Wijaya	Switzerland	5 Sc 3
Adib Nasarudin	Thailand	3N
Yan Sheng	The Netherlands	HELP
Gwi Terk Chin	United Arab Emirates	5 Sc 3
Isabella Tan	United States of America	KLASS
Lim Jiy Ni	United Kingdom
Isabell Zubinsha	INTERPOL	TCSH
Meninder Kaur Carmen Goh	UNICEF Egypt	TCSH 3A
	TOTAL	38

SGMUN Countries List! GA1

2009-07-27T19:50:00.006+08:00

Hello there. We have the Assigned Countries list. PLEASE CHECK YOUR GA. Any questions or anything of the like, just email us at sgklmun@rocketmail.com or approach Hera Keziah of F4K2.

SGMUN Conference IV – General Assembly 1

Topics:

General Assembly 1 (Economic)
1. Assistance to refugees, returnees and displaced persons in Africa
2. Sustaining aid to the developing world during a global recession
3. Preventing and combating corrupt practices and transfer of assets of illicit origin and returning such assets, in particular to the countries of origin, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption
4. Legalization of Prostitution*
*NEW TOPIC RECENTLY ADDED.

Chair: Miki Okumura (MKIS) Dep Chair: Novia Soo(MKIS)

Name	Country	Institution
See Toh Wai Yu	Afghanistan	4SC3
Aston Ng	Argentina	1R
Billy Leong	Azerbaijan	1G
Brian Tan	Bahamas	1G
Wei Ka	Brazil	1G
Shamyra Edora	Cambodia	4SC2
Syndie Tee	Chile	1G
Kevin Ho	China	4SC2
Qistina Johari	Cuba	1G
Wendy Tan	Egypt	2G
Wendy Tan	Egypt	2G
Geraldine Sin	France	2G
Tan Jun Jie	India	3N
Jia Feng	Indonesia	1G
Mohamad Azim	Iran	3N
Tan Jack	Jamaica	1A
Mikail Iskandar	Japan	2G
Dhaavin	Libya	1G
Shaun Khaw	Madagascar	1G
Mervin Lek	Philippines	1G
Miho Yeap	Russian Federation	KLASS
Keh Eng Zyan	Sierra Leone	3N
Amanda Loke	South Africa	2G
Angela Hii	Spain	3N
Lory Chong	Thailand	1G
Patricia Ting	Ukraine	1G
Adam Umento	United States of America	MKIS
Jerry Heng	Venezuela	2G
Mak Lyn	Yemen	4SC1
Ang Karl Jin	Zimbabwe	2G
	TOTAL	30

SGMUN IV Conference 2009

2009-07-05T18:22:00.004+08:00

Date: 31st July, 1st August, 2nd August

Location: Sri Garden School, Kuala Lumpur.

Fees: RM10

Contact: sgklmun@rocketmail.com

GENERAL ASSEMBLY (GA)

General Assembly 1 (Security)
1. Sustaining aid to the developing world during a global recession
2. Strengthening of the coordination of humanitarian and disaster relief assistance of the United Nations, including special economic assistance
3. Reconsideration of the definition and status of diplomatic immunity for those having diplomatic status in relation to civil criminal acts

General Assembly 2 (Economic)
1. Assistance to refugees, returnees and displaced persons in Africa
2. Consideration of effective measures to enhance the protection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular missions and representatives
3. Preventing and combating corrupt practices and transfer of assets of illicit origin and returning such assets, in particular to the countries of origin, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption

General Assembly 3 (Humanitarian & Social)
1. The right to life and death penalty
2. Freedom of expression and advocacy of religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence
3. Monitoring the protection of the rights of all migrant workers and members of their families

SECURITY COUNCIL (SC)
(topics will be given to delegates a week before the conference as this is how the procedure is for every conference)

SGKLMUN Conference Schedule

31st July
0730-Registration Opens
0830-Formal Opening Ceremony
0900-Roll Call and Opening Speeches for all Committees
1000-Delegates move to respective Committees
1015-Committees in Session (Resolution Writing and Lobbying)
1230-Lunch
1300-Computer Labs Open
1415-Committees in Session
1500-Approval Panel Opens
1630-Approval Panel Closes
1645-Committees in the Hall (Announcement of Approved Resolutions)
1700-Dismissal of Delegates, Student Officer Debriefing

1st August

0800-Roll Call
0815-Committees in Session (Lobbying)
1230-Lunch
1315-Roll Call
1330-Committees in Session (Debate)
1545-Voting Procedures (Determining the Plenary Session Resolutions)
1600-Dismissal of Delegates

2nd August

0800-Roll Call in Hall
0830-Committees in Session
1230-Lunch
1315-Committees in Session
1500-Handing out of Newsletter (Editorial Board and Administrative Staff),
End of Plenary Session in Hall
1515-Closing Ceremony
· Presentation
· Certificate Presentation
· Speech by School Rep

Interested in becoming an officer? Fill this form in and send it to sgklmun@rocketmail.com. :)

TCSHMUN Conference.

2009-06-10T17:26:00.005+08:00

Changes have been made to the Taylor's College Sri Hartamas MUN Conference which will be held from the 19th to the 21st of June 2009. Instead of having three committees, there will be two committees which are the first and second committee.

Details of the conference are as such.

Date: 19th, 20th, 21st June 2009
Time: 1430 - 1930 (Friday) 0900 - 1700 (Sat and Sun)

Registration Fee: RM20

Conference Timetable: Click here

Topics:

General Assembly 1
1. Addressing climate change in the context of national and sustainable development strategies
2. Prevention of Outbreak of War in Darfur

General Assembly 2
1. Question of Human Trafficking and Prostitution
2. The Economic and Social Intergration of Refugees

Sri Garden Kuala Lumpur

General Assembly One

Hera Keziah (CHAIR)
Joshua Teo (RUSSIA)
Shaun Kua (UNITED KINGDOM)

General Assembly Two

Tengku Nur Qistina (DEP. CHAIR)
Melissa Tan (CHINA)
Muhammad Emir Zarfan (AUSTRALIA)
Olivia Tan (FRANCE)
Raja Azfar (GERMANY)
Jung Yun Jae (INDONESIA)
Yau Rheymin (ETHIOPIA)
Yusoof Shah (KENYA)

Reminder: Delegates are to pay RM20 (Registration Fee). Meals and transport are NOT provided.
For further enquiries, please apporach Joshua Teo or Tg. Nur Qistina.

TCSHMUN Conference

2009-05-16T02:13:00.001+08:00

TCSHMUN Conference (Taylors' College Sri Hartamas MUN Conference)

Date: 19th June - 21st June 2009

Time: 1500 - 1930 (Friday) 0930 - 1700 (Sat & Sun)

Venue: Taylors' College, Sri Hartamas.

Registration Fee: RM20

(Transport and Meals are NOT provided)

* Conference is only open for those who are 16 and above (KS4)

General Assembly (GA)

· Addressing climate change in the context of national sustainable development strategies

· Prevention of Outbreak of War In Darfur

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)

· Question of World Poverty and Environmental Sustainability In Achieving MDGs (Millennium Development Goals)

· The Economic and Social Integration of Refugees

Human Rights Committee (HRC)

· Obedience for human rights and criminal accountability in Haiti

· Violation of Human Rights In The Republic of Belarus

Security Council (SC)

· Emergency session topics to be decided later.

for more information, visit http://www.tcshmun.blogspot.com/ or simply approach any of us MUN-ers. :)

Registration closes: 16th May 2009.

Happy belated Earth Day!

2009-04-25T21:14:00.012+08:00

...which falls on April22 actually. As you all know, the apocalypse is coming, and we're all gonna die soon. If you don't wish to die young, please start showing some love to earth. <3

How?
- Stop using plastic bags, buy yourself a Toyota Prius and, start idolizing Julia Roberts.

this is the Sun...making love to a tree. -_-

this is the Prius.

this is Julia Roberts. She owns a Prius, and promotes the use of renewable fuels.

and this is, some random angmoh girl i found on google, who is wearing an oh-so-cute 'happy earth day' tee. oh look, there's a turtle and dolphin on each sleeve. D:

okay, the end. God bless! :]

KLASSMUN Updates

2009-03-07T20:26:00.006+08:00

Hi guys. For the last time, there have been changes made to the Delegation List. The country Lebanon also has been changed to Syria. I do apologize for all the changes made thus far. I know it's annoying but I'm working on my own here with the help of a few such as Azfar, Shaun, Darryl and Lin Vin. I promise that these will be the LAST change made.

Update #1 - the country Lebanon has been changed to Syria.

Update #2 - new list, so take note.

Update #3 - check your mailbox. MAJORITY of the lobbying will happen ONLINE.

General Assembly (GA)
Costa Rica – Adrihani Rashid
Vietnam – Brian Lee
Greece – Carmen Chong
Fiji –Terance Lee
Georgia – Vivian Yeunh
Cuba – Ho Lye Tong
Japan – Chang Yeong Wei
Syria – Jessica Chow
Phillippines – Venugaa Sunthar

Disarmament Commission (DC)
Costa Rica – Yap Soo Ming
Vietnam – Prabjit Dev Singh
Greece – Tan Lin Vin
Fiji – Raja Azfar
Georgia – Mugen Lensrich
Cuba – Ali Iskandar
Japan- Yau Rhey Min
Syria - Yusof Shah
Phillippines - Lee Kar Keat

Human Rights Council (HRC)
Costa Rica – Melissa Tan
Greece – Tengku Nur Qistina
Fiji – Cassandra Ser
Georgia – Zaidatul Hanim
Cuba – Joshua Teo
Japan – Tan Zhao Shen
Syria – Andi Hartato
Phillippines - Kiirshand

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
Costa Rica – Hera Keziah
Vietnam – Shaun Kua
Japan – Sim Mou Chuan

ALSO; there will be a meeting for ALL delegates on Tuesday, 10th March 2009 during Lunch. Attendance is compulsory.

KLASSMUN Delegation List

2009-02-24T19:41:00.007+08:00

Here are the list of delegates going for KLASSMUN on the 13th and 14th of March.

UPDATED:

1. The country Zimbabwe, has been changed to Cuba.
2. Two new countries have been added to the list, Lebanon and the Phillippines.

3. The KLASSMUN Conference will start at 8.45am on both days and will end at 2.20pm on Friday and 3.00pm on Saturday. General Assembly (GA)
4. I would also require your email and a passport-sized photograph (Which will be returned to you, promptly!)

Costa Rica – Adrihani Rashid
Vietnam – Brian Lee
Greece – Carmen Chong
Fiji –Terance Lee
Georgia – Vivian Yeunh
Cuba – Ho Lye Tong
Japan – Chang Yeong Wei
Lebanon - Mun Kah Jone
Phillippines -

Disarmament Commission (DC)
Costa Rica – Yap Soo Ming
Vietnam – Prabjit Dev Singh
Greece – Tan Lin Vin
Fiji – Raja Azfar
Georgia – Darryl Low
Cuba – Ali Iskandar
Japan- Yau Rhey Min
Lebanon - Yusof Shah
Phillippines - Lee Kar Keat

Human Rights Council (HRC)
Costa Rica – Melissa Tan
Greece – Tengku Nur Qistina
Fiji – Cassandra Ser
Georgia – Zaidatul Hanim
Cuba – Joshua Teo
Japan – Tan Zhao Shen
Lebanon - Venugaa Sunthar
Phillippines - Gan Kuok Wei

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
Costa Rica – Hera Keziah
Vietnam – Shaun Kua
Japan – Sim Mou Chuan

also, here's the timetable for the Conference.

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Day 1 (13/03/2009)

Delegates arrive: 8.45 – 9.00

Opening Ceremony & Speeches: 9.00 – 10.30

Delegates move to committees: 10.30 – 10.45

Opening speeches and lobbying: 10.45 – 12.10

Lunch: 12.10 – 12.50

Delegates move to committees: 12.50-13.00

Debate : 13.00- 14.40

Dismissal: 14.40

Day 2 (14/03/2009)

Delegates arrive: 8.45 – 9.00

Debate: 9.00 – 12.00

Lunch: 12.00 – 12.45

Delegates move to committees: 12.45 – 12.50

Debate Resumes: 12.50 – 14.15

Closing Ceremony & Speeches: 14.30 – 15.00

Dismissal (End of KLASSMUN): 15.00

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- TNQ

great news!

2009-02-23T18:48:00.002+08:00

Hello! Hopefully everyone's not too tired from the HHS Student Exchange Programme. Anyway, I bring good news this time around. We're lucky enough to be given another 2 more countries for KLASSMUN this year. We got Lebanon and Phillippines to add to the list! Thanks a bunch, Amirah. :)

I'll reupdate the list. Till then, take care.

Sad News!

2009-02-19T20:11:00.002+08:00

Hi guys! I bring you bad news this time around. Unfortunately, the KLMUN Conference, which was scheduled to be held from the 20th to the 22nd of February (THIS weekend) has been canceled. Canceled as in we've decided not to participate but its still going on. Terribly sorry. But at least we've still got KLASSMUN to attend!

Which brings me to this: We need to find another 3 more delegates for KLASSMUN if we were to use a bus. Also, if you're curious and would like to know more about the KLMUN incident, Shaun and I are always walking around the school, so afraid not to approach! We don't bite. :)

I'd also like to make an official announcement that we now have two Vice Presidents for SGMUN KS4. This is because there's tons of work to do and I wouldn't want to burden the already busy Hera. So, welcome Lin Vin! Mak Lyn will be taking over what was Lin Vin's post, which is the Assistant Conference Director and taking over the Treasurer role would be Melissa Tan, who was once the Publicity Director for last year's MUN Club!

That's it for now. Ciao. Also, enjoy what is tomorrow! The Japanese are coming!

- TNQ

KLASSMUN List, Updated.

2009-02-17T17:06:00.004+08:00

Below's the confirmed, updated and latest list of participants and their countries for KLASSMUN 2009 (13th and 14th March, 2009)

General Assembly (GA)
Costa Rica – Adrihani Rashid
Vietnam – Brian Lee
Greece – Carmen Chong
Fiji –Terance Lee
Georgia – Vivian Yeunh
Zimbabwe – Ho Lye Tong
Japan – Chang Yeong Wei

Disarmament Commission (DC)
Costa Rica – Yap Soo Ming
Vietnam – Prabjit Dev Singh
Greece – Tan Lin Vin
Fiji – Raja Azfar
Georgia – Darryl Low
Zimbabwe – Ali Iskandar

Japan- Yau Rhey Min

Human Rights Council (HRC)
Costa Rica – Melissa Tan
Greece – Tengku Nur Qistina
Fiji – Cassandra Ser
Georgia – Zaidatul Hanim
Zimbabwe – Joshua Teo

Japan – Tan Zhao Shen

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
Costa Rica – Hera Keziah
Vietnam – Shaun Kua
Japan – Sim Mou Chuan

Total students: 24 students

So, whats MUN?

2009-02-07T11:08:00.002+08:00

MUN. Model United Nations. Just like the United Nations itself, we consist of a few committees, such as the General Assembly, Human Rights Council, Security Council and Disarmament Commission, just to name a few. Students are being assigned countries to represent, and be an ambassador of. Basically, when you step into the committee room, you are no longer a Malaysian, or a student, but a delegate, ambassador of the country that you represent.

You discuss about world issues and you brainstorm and think of ways to reduce, or combat the problem based on your research, while making sure that the country's citizens and country itself benefits from it. That's the whole point of it all, that's what MUN Conferences are all about - finding a solution to issues and problems. It's really just that simple. No training is needed for this, no practice is needed for this. Of course, you need to present it in a room filled with other delegates, as scared and new to MUN as you are, despite their smug and arrogant, I-know-it-all face, but what the heck!

I'll continue to hopefully talk about what the committees such as the General Assembly, Human Rights Council and whatnot are in a tad few. Till then, Ciao!

- TNQ.

KLASS (Alice Smith) MUN

2009-02-07T10:54:00.006+08:00

Here's the Delegation Lost for KLASSMUN 2009 (13th and 14th March 2009)

General Assembly (GA)

Costa Rica – Adrihani Rashid
Greece – Carmen Chong
Fiji –Terance Lee
Georgia – Vivian Yeunh
Zimbabwe – Ho Lye Tong

Disarmament Commission (DC)
Costa Rica – Yap Soo Ming
Vietnam – Prabjit Dev Singh
Greece – Tan Lin Vin
Fiji – Raja Azfar
Georgia – Darryl Low
Zimbabwe – Ali Iskandar

Human Rights Council (HRC)
Costa Rica – Melissa Tan
Greece – Tengku Nur Qistina
Fiji – Cassandra Ser
Georgia – Zaidatul Hanim
Zimbabwe – Joshua Teo

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
Costa Rica – Hera Keziah
Vietnam – Shaun Kua

Topics for the Committes are as stated below:

General Assembly (GA)

- The effects of food shortages on international security

- The question of limiting freedom of expression in the context of religious sensibilities

- The creation of a United Nations Army which will remain independent of member control

Disarmament Commission (DC)

- The role of natural resources in fuelling conflict: oil, diamonds and columbite-tantalite

- The issue of weapons in Syria

- Non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction

Human Rights Commission (HRC)

- Human rights and the administration of justice, the case of detainees at the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay

- The expansion of human trafficking and illegal prostitution

- Improving reproductive and sexual health and rights on the African continent through family planning, with special regards to birth control and women's education

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)

- Cooperation between nations to ensure landlocked nations access to clean water

- Sustaining economic development by encouraging the use of renewable energy

- The economic and social situation in Zimbabwe.

We will have a workshop to assist the delegates in their research, so afraid not! Have a fun time with the research! :)

- TNQ

KLMUN Delegation List

2009-02-07T09:27:00.006+08:00

KLMUN Delegation

India

Haziq Abdullah - ECOSOC

Adib Nasaruddin - HRC

Yap Soo Ming - GA

Shaun Kua - SC

Bolivia

Tan Jun Jie - ECOSOC

Prabjit Dev Singh - HRC

Ellen Lee - GA

Syria

Hera Keziah - ECOSOC

Tengku Nur Qistina - HRC

Carmen Goh - GA

Nicaragua

Bryan Tam - HRC

Jack Tan - GA

Thailand

Soong Jia Feng - ECOSOC

Joshua Tan - HRC

Kriishand Gopal Kavinshnan - GA

Topics are as posted below.

KLMUN Conference (By Garden International School)

2009-01-24T16:04:00.001+08:00

Date: 20th - 22nd February 2009.

Venue: Garden International School, Kuala Lumpur

Time - Friday, 2.30pm - 7.30pm (Please arrive by 2.15pm)

Saturday, 9.30am - 5.00pm

Sunday, 9.30am - 4.00pm

Topics that are being discussed are stated below:

General Assembly

1. Drafting a common position on dealing with hostage situations 2. Question of liberalising trade in agriculture

Economic and Social Council

1. Measures to reduce Third World debt 2. Question of resolving international oil crisis

Human Rights Committee

1. Question on the responsibilities of Trans-National corporations with regard to Human Rights 2. Question on the rights of detainees and Prisoners of War

Security Council 1 or 2 Emergency Session Topics Topics will be chosen from recent/current world events in the month prior to the conference. Delegates will only be informed of the topic one day before the conference and are therefore required to keep a close watch of the news and to do extensive research on possible trouble spots. 1 Regular Topic - The curtailment of illegal weapons supply to rogue states.

NOTE: Schools are requested to ensure that delegates assigned to the Security Council at KLMUN have prior experience in a Security Council at another conference, or have a strong interest in matters of international security and peace.

Hello!

2009-01-24T15:57:00.001+08:00

Hi there! It's Kist here. Hopefully this will be where all updates on SGMUN will be posted. From conferences, to events, to activities and also tips on How to Debate, as well as Tutorials.

So far, I have gotten quite a few invitations from other schools such as Garden International School and Alice Smith School. I will post the information soon after this. And hopefully we'll be able to send a massive delegation. :)

Cheers!