"Germany Shines at BEIMUN"

As the delegate of Germany for the Human Rights Council (HRC), Oskar was required to:

Address challenges faced by people with disabilities, including issues related to accessibility, discrimination, and social exclusion.

Address reformation of international policies regarding racism-motivated crimes and terrors given recent rise in hate speech and racially motivated discriminatory policies in MEDCs.

In his role, Oskar spoke with confidence, asked and answered numerous Points of Interest (POIs), and was the main submitter on a resolution to address the aforementioned aspects

As the delegate of Germany for the General Assembly (GA 2), Bella was required to:

Combat discrimination at workplaces in LEDCs.

Address the impact of the pandemic on education and ensure equitable access to education in the post pandemic world.

 In her role, Bella provided an inspiring opening speech, asked and answered Points of Interest (POIs), and put forth meaningful amendments that were accepted by her committee

As the delegate of Germany for the General Assembly (GA 3), Jackson was required to:

Develop policies to address the impact of corruption on global development and promote transparency and accountability in South East Asia.

Examine the role of corporations in promoting or violating human rights and explore ways to hold corporations accountable for their actions in Africa.

In his role, Jackson spoke with passion, and asked and answered Points of Interest (POIs).

Overall, the students demonstrated great knowledge and dedication, acted with integrity, and represented the country they were appointed and CISH with respect and honour. We at CISH are incredibly proud of Oskar, Bella, and Jackson. 

Special thanks to teachers Ryan Steinberg and Issak MacMullin for being teacher supervisors.