UN Resolutions Debate

[reismark]

It is not the UN's place, unfortunately, to ban pop psychobabble, since it is a form of free expression. Leave it to the member nations to decide individually.

[H Tower]

Labour Standard
Pop Singers People also have the right to listen to bad music.
Kevin's Law I have no crime and no prisons, why do i need to increase my police force?

[Giovanni Wine]

Pop singer Ban:
People have full right to listen to crap music if they want to.

Kevin's Law:
In my Kingdom "crime is unknown" and my country is known in the world for its "complete lack of prisons".
Plus the Law is just dumb.

International Labour Standard:
The Kingdom of Wine support the ideas behind this bill.

Saluti

[aahz_capone]

GReater Finland is now UN Delegate, would the head of state care to make a statement?

[Kassiopeia]

GReater Finland is now UN Delegate, would the head of state care to make a statement?

I just heard the news; I'm trying to access NS as I type this (damn it's slow).

Uhm, I think Akiria has been doing a good job thus far and should retake the position, so go and endorse him

[Drogue]

My thanks for the support Kass. We've still had no reply to the disappearing endorsements question. If it is possible to telegram [violet] can someone tell me how so I can do it. I haven't found a way yet

[AdamTG02]

I recommend that all UN members of Apolyton support the current resolution to provide for a basic education of the children of all UN members. The right to learn is a basic human right; nutrients feed our bodies, but only knowledge feeds our minds. This proposal, contrary to some of the accusations made against it, would still leave every member state in control of its own education; it would simply set a baseline which every nation is required to live up to. In the name of universal access to knowledge, I request all nations to support this resolution.

Federal President Adam Gieseler, Democratic States of Admaria

[Drogue]

The People of Akiria wholeheartedly concur, and will vote yes for the resolution, both as UN Member, and as Delegate tonight if we are reinstated.
Education is a right not a privilege.

[aahz_capone]

like I had to think about this one...

[Kassiopeia]

I am For the education resolution, and I can vote as delegate For it as well, if that's all right with you.

[Alex]

The Republic of Tupan, ruled by me, President Alex N. M., applied to join the UN recently. Unfortunately, we are still waiting for an answer, so Tupan cannot be considered a full member right now.

Oh well. I think I might inform you of what the Tupanian people has decided about some resolutions:

- A new drug: this subject should be decided by the nations themselves, not by the UN.

- Disarming terrorists: Tupan votes against this proposal, for national security reasons.

- Free Nuclear Proliferation: a big thumbs-up from the Tupanians. National security reasons.

- Tree planting initiatives: Yes, the world needs a good environment.

- Multiple proposals in UN: Yes, speeding up the things is a good idea.

- Legalize drugs: Yes, the most unharmful ones should be decriminalized.

- Inter-species marriage: Tupan abstains from voting on this issue. What can be understood as "species", anyway?

- Subsistence security: It is a good idea, but Tupan votes against this issue because it would be too hard to implement.

- Worldwide minimum wage: Yes, although it could be difficult to implement, it is something that can be successfully made to work in most nations.

- Abolition of religion: Tupan agrees with this idea, especially considering how dangerous religion has become lately in the world.

- International labour standards: Yes, most definitely.

- Universal ban of pop singers: President Alex is inclined to vote yes, but the Tupanians would be unhappy, so the nation decides to reject this proposal.

- Kevin's Law: Tupan is against this proposal, for it would generate a lot of unemployment.

I think that's all. Are these resolutions still open to be voted? I hope so.

President Alex N. M.

[Kassiopeia]

Endorse Akiria.

Their endorsements have disappeared, again. They now only have one (mine), and yesterday they had over seven. Looks like we'll have to endorse them every day to keep him as delegate.

[Thud]

I am In the most strongest of terms against the abolition of religion.

I am simply against everything except Tree Planting and Multiple Proposals, which I am for.

Inshallah.

Thud- Pope of Aclis

[Thud]

I also strongly recommend that we become signatory to these proposals:

Cultural Exchange Bureau
Banishment of Tax shelters
International Criminal Court
IMF and World Bank
Maximum Criminal Penalties
U.N. Peace Corps

And that's all for now. Most are on the first 5 pages, so it shouldn't be too much of a pain.

[Thud]

Torture and Forced Disappearences

Just to ramble on a little more, I suggest we propose the following resolution:

Recognizing

The Suffering of many people for crimes of which they are innocent,

Saddened

By the lack of attention to this horrific practice,

Noting with zest

That governments have no right to abduct their citizens without reasonable cause or trial.

Resolves

That torture and the forced disappearences of people all over the world is considered a crime against humanity, and that nations taking part in this practice are in violation of international law.