PORGMUN 2017 | Prague 2017-04-06 | 2017-04-06 | mymun

Conference

Prague, Czech Republic

Apr 6 - Apr 9, 2017

€25.00

216 delegates expected

High School Students

Applications

Delegates

Dec 1, 2016 - Mar 31, 2017

Head Delegates

Dec 1, 2016 - Mar 31, 2017

Faculty Advisor

Dec 1, 2016 - Mar 31, 2017

PORGMUN 2017

PORGMUN is a four-day conference simulating the real United Nations, its structure and modus operandi. This year’s conference will be hosting eleven committees, including the Security Council, the African Union and the International Court of Justice, each with its own topics and themes. As a delegate, you will represent your country’s stance and opinions in the debates.

Ratings

PORGMUN 2017

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3.95

PORGMUN 2016

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4.13

Committees

World Health Organisation (WHO)
Legal Committee (LC)
Sustainable Development Committee (SDC)
Human Rights Council (HRC)
Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPDC)
Security Council (SC)
Historical Security Council (HSC)
African Union (AU)
Special Conference on Energetics (SCE)
Drugs and Crime Committee (DCC)
International Court of Justice (ICJ)
World Health Organisation (WHO)
Legal Committee (LC)
Sustainable Development Committee (SDC)
Human Rights Council (HRC)
Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPDC)
Security Council (SC)
Historical Security Council (HSC)
African Union (AU)
Special Conference on Energetics (SCE)
Drugs and Crime Committee (DCC)
International Court of Justice (ICJ)
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Topics

Creating universal morality guidelines for research in the field of genetic modification of human embryos.

Assuring womens' health by globally promoting safe abortion procedures in cases of involuntary pregnancies arising from sexual violence.

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R2P: Responsibility to Protect – the Past and the Future of International Efforts to Prevent Mass Atrocities.

Overcoming the Deadlock in Defining and Combating International Terrorism.

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Sustainable agricultural and agronomic innovation for food self-sufficiency of LDCs.

Personal transportation as a significant contributor to climate change: the strive for more affordable and efficient alternatives.

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Debating on freedom of religious expression in nations affected by terror attacks and/or threats.

Resolving cultural and logistical obstacles to contraceptives: promoting social and economic rights of women.

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Kurdistan: solving the issue of the largest nation without a sovereign territory.

The future of refugees: the question of assimilation versus repatriation.

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Settling the South China Sea Dispute

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Cuban Missile Crisis: mediating a sustainable and mutually beneficial approach to protect peace and security

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Strengthening African states by regionally shifting towards an export-based industrial economy, focusing specifically on disadvantaged land-... Read all

Political crisis in Burundi: establishing a redistribution system for regional migrants and providing them with a social safety net.

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Carbon offsetting and other innovative methods of reducing emissions while staying competitive.

Resource entitlement: defining the minimum environmental and financial conditions of fossil fuel exploitation by transnational corporations.

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Reevaluating the war on drugs and updating international legislation on illegal substances.

Transparent ownership one year after the Panama papers.

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Three cases from different branches of international law (members of the court will take on different roles for each case)

Organizers

Simon OlmerProfile Picture

Simon Olmer
Deputy PGA

Leah KoutnáProfile Picture

Leah Koutná
Head of Registration

Natálie JiráskováProfile Picture

Natálie Jirásková
Student Chief Officer

Barbora LiškováProfile Picture

Barbora Lišková
Head of Registration

Sára DavidováProfile Picture

Sára Davidová
Deputy Secretary-General