Security Council (IPMUN2018)

Ana Regina Pickett Security Council Official name: Republic of Turkey Capital: Ankara President: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Form of government: Parliamentary Republic Official language: Turkish Population: 80,845,215 Area: 783,562 sq km Currency: Turkish lira GDP: 2.133 trillion dollars Religions: Sunni Islam (65%), Shia Islam (4%), Unaffiliated Muslims (13%), Protestant or Evangelical (1%), Other Christians (1%), Irreligion (7%), Spiritual but not religious (6%), Mahayana Buddhism (1%), Other religions (2%) UN members since: 26 June 1945 Delegate name: Vincent Valerio Swanlund Cruz History of Turkey:   Modern Turkey was founded in 1923 from the remnants of the defeated Ottoman Empire by national hero Mustafa KEMAL, who was later honored with the title Ataturk or "Father of the Turks." Under his leadership, the country adopted radical social, legal, and political reforms. After a period of one-party rule, an experiment with multi-party politics led to the 1950 ele...

“Deathly weapons nowadays”      Humanity has come so far, that it has taken advantage of the new and great scientific progress. It is inevitable to think of the catastrophic and ill-fated results that the constant use of these powerful weapons can cause. A terrifying future to which we approach with great strides, being pushed by those who misuse chemical weapons.      Clearly important organizations have pumped their thinking about the use of chemically aggressive weapons, such as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in charge of taking detailed care of human health. "Any nation that creates, maintains, or dares to use chemical weapons must be considered to be a threat to not only its own population - but other populations around the world as well."1 Without a doubt, the use of these highly dangerous weapons has a lack of common sense, because of the use that has been given in this war, the UN has already concluded that the Assad regime us...

“Siria y las armas químicas”        ¿Un país que mata a sus propios ciudadanos? Así es como países como Turquía, Estados Unidos y los rebeldes sirios hacen ver a  la Rep ú blica Árabe Siria. Sin embargo, siendo enemigos en la guerra siria, no es inesperado que un país como Estados Unidos diga mentiras con el fin de involucrarse en guerras, que, bajo ningún motivo, son de su incumbencia.  Un ejemplo ser í a la guerra de Iraq, en la que, según Estados Unidos, Iraq tenía armas de destrucción masivas con motivo de vendérselas a terroristas. La ONU mand ó  investigadores a Iraq, y señalaron que Iraq no poseía dicho armamento, sin embargo, Estados unidos inicio la guerra a pesar de la investigación de la ONU. Ante esto, la ONU  no hizo nada   a pesar de que la carta de las Naciones Unidas, en su artículo  n°  2, dice: "Los Miembros de la Organización, en sus relaciones internacionales, se abstendrán de recurrir a la amenaza o a...

Delegates, here I post the first two paragraphs of your postion papers. You do not have to change or add anything to them apart from the three paragraphs you need to do. Remember to hand in your first drafts before next Thursday. SECURITY COUNCIL 1 ST AND 2 ND POSITION PAPER PARAGRAPHS. Using chemical weapons during the war in Syria cause severe problems in the world, as well as for the government of Syria, as well as for its citizens and the countries that border it. The United Nations blames Syria for several attacks that have been caused in the same Syrian territory, being clear responses to the rebellion of its citizens. The use of chemical weapons can be observed in the context of the Syrian Civil War. On September 2013, a bill was filed to authorize the use of military force against the Syrian military, mainly in response to the use of sarin in the Goutha attack on August 2013. Later that month, the Sergey Lavrov Russian foreign minister announced that Russia had s...

Delegates, as you know all kind of communication shall be through the correct media, therefore we have to download the following documents to attach to your delegation's binder. Your binder has to include the following list of materials: Model of the United Nations of PazMUN  PazMUN 2012 Stanford protocol  Delegate Handbook Parliamentary procedure  Parliamentary Procedure Sanctions of the UN  Sanctions Extra sheets for notes (min. 15)