HVSMUN 2024

Hispanic Voices Summit Model United Nations

Sep 29, 2024 Online

Hispanic Voices Summit Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Sep 29, 2024

High school and university students

In English

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Empowering Voices, Shaping the Future: Uniting for Hispanic Progress

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The Hispanic Voices Summit Model United Nations conference is a dynamic and inclusive platform dedicated to addressing the diverse and complex issues faced by Hispanic communities worldwide. From electoral democracy and economic challenges to immigration and human rights, this conference will explore the multifaceted realities that shape the lives of millions of Hispanics across the globe.

Our mission is to bring together passionate delegates wishing to either know more or share their perspectives on Hispanic issues who are committed to advocating for change and fostering a deeper understanding of these critical issues. Through engaging debates, participants will have the opportunity to exchange ideas, develop strategies, and forge alliances that will empower Hispanic communities and contribute to a more equitable and democratic world.

Committees will award recognition in the form of Best Delegate, Distinguished Delegate, and Honorable Delegate.

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Committees

  • Freedom From South American Dictatorship

    23 seats · Intermediate · English
    Discuss how to remove dictatorial power from South America. This can take form in several ways, from addressing financial barriers to law enforcement and its contributions to corruption and bribery culture, the psychology behind dictatorships, or how civil unrest in ethnic and racial groups contributes to the rise of extremism.
    Xiaotao Zhou

    Freedom From South American Dictatorship

    23 seats · Intermediate · English

    Topic

    Discuss how to remove dictatorial power from South America. This can take form in several ways, from addressing financial barriers to law enforcement and its contributions to corruption and bribery culture, the psychology behind dictatorships, or how civil unrest in ethnic and racial groups contributes to the rise of extremism.

    About the committee

    This body will be dedicated to addressing the historical and contemporary challenges posed by authoritarian regimes in South America. The committee brings together delegates to discuss the impact of dictatorial rule on human rights, democracy, economic stability, and social justice in the region. The committee focuses on developing strategies for supporting democratic movements, protecting vulnerable populations, and ensuring that international law is upheld. Through debates, resolutions, and collaborative efforts, delegates work towards creating a framework for a South America free from the oppression of dictatorship, where the principles of freedom, justice, and democracy can flourish.

    Chair

    Countries

  • U.S Senate On The Southern Border Crisis

    15 seats · English
    Develop comprehensive legislation that addresses both immediate and long-term challenges at the southern border. This may include reforms to asylum laws, border security funding, and strategies to improve the efficiency and fairness of immigration proceedings.and 2 more topics
    Saanvi Kohli

    U.S Senate On The Southern Border Crisis

    15 seats · English

    Topics

    1. Develop comprehensive legislation that addresses both immediate and long-term challenges at the southern border. This may include reforms to asylum laws, border security funding, and strategies to improve the efficiency and fairness of immigration proceedings.
    2. Evaluate and propose policies to ensure the humane treatment of migrants, including access to legal representation, adequate detention facilities, and support for vulnerable populations such as unaccompanied minors.
    3. Consider the impact of public opinion, advocacy groups, and the media on shaping immigration policy.

    About the committee

    In recent years, the southern border of the United States has seen a significant increase in migrant activity, driven by a variety of factors including political instability, economic hardship, violence in Central America, and natural disasters. The surge in migrants, including asylum seekers, unaccompanied minors, and families, has strained border facilities, overwhelmed immigration courts, and sparked intense political debate across the country. This crisis has raised critical questions about the U.S. immigration system, border enforcement, and the treatment of migrants. Issues such as the separation of families, detention conditions, the rights of asylum seekers, and the role of the U.S. in addressing root causes in migrants' home countries have become focal points of national and international concern.

    Chair

    Countries

Organizers

Emma Navarro

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