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In the spirit of MUN, we would like to leave you with these MYMUN Vl thoughts: //Expecting// a spectacular conference, fuelled by dedication, fortitude, and brilliant minds, //Welcoming// participants from all nations, in hopes that friendships are formed and cultures are shared, //Noting with enthusiasm,// the priceless opportunity of working alongside talented and colorful individuals, //Expressing with awe,// the zeal, eloquence, and awareness that MYMUN delegates and officers continue to demonstrate, who rival the world leaders and diplomats of today, (Source: MYMUN website)
 * 1) __Invites__ all participants to attempt to find solutions to world problems, learn about the world, and understand their role as the leaders of future;
 * 2) __Confirms__ that MYMUN VI will be a highlight of many MUN careers, or at the very least an unforgettable experience;
 * 3) __Encourages__ curious individuals to email us with their questions at information@mymun.org This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it
 * 4) __Resolves__ to see you at MYMUN VI in April 2009!

Topics
**GENERAL ASSEMBLY** **ECOSOC 1** **ECOSOC 2** **ENVIRONMENT I** **ENVIRONMENT II** **DISARMAMENT** **SPECIAL CONFERENCE** **SECURITY COUNCIL** **HUMAN RIGHTS I** **HUMAN RIGHTS II**
 * 1) The question of territory rights over the North Pole.
 * 2) The question of activities on and occupation of the moon.
 * 3) The provision of pharmaceutical drugs for the developing world.
 * 4) The role of cocaine in Latin American countries.
 * 1) The exploitation of African oil resources by non-African nations.
 * 2) Measures to prevent human trafficking.
 * 3) Measures towards alleviating the socio-economic difficulties encountered in areas of endemic Cholera.
 * 4) The question of debt-relief for Madagascar.
 * 1) Measures to prevent outbreaks and the spread of avian influenza.
 * 2) The question of cultural identity of tribes as urbanization occurs in southern Africa.
 * 3) The social and economic impact of outsourcing on LEDCs.
 * 4) The provision of fast and fair distribution of food aid in Zimbabwe.
 * 1) Measures to reduce carbon footprints.
 * 2) Measures to halt and reverse the decline of the health of the world’s coral reefs.
 * 3) The effects of the thawing of the North-West passage.
 * 4) The mismanagement of electronic waste.
 * 1) The implementation of the Kyoto Protocol in limiting green house emissions.
 * 2) The future of the Blue Fin Tuna species.
 * 3) The question of the disposal of nuclear waste.
 * 4) The effect of mercury pollution on local populations.
 * 1) Preventing the use of robust earth-penetrating weapons.
 * 2) Promoting disarmament and increasing security in the Banyamulenge.
 * 3) Measures for the effective removal of the post-war landmines and unexploded ordnances.
 * 4) Ensuring the security of children from becoming child soldiers in regions of conflict.
 * 1) Preserving World Heritage Sites from looting and environmental degradation.
 * 2) Measures to protect and preserve endangered native languages.
 * 3) Fostering peace between Hindus and Muslims in Kashmir.
 * 4) Protecting the culture of indigenous tribes from the pressures of tourism.
 * 1) The question of piracy off the Horn of Africa.
 * 2) The stability of border provinces in Afghanistan.
 * 3) Addressing the political situation in Myanmar.
 * 4) Implementing political stability in Thailand.
 * 1) The question of internally displaced people in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
 * 2) The safety of civilians in the conflict regions of Georgia.
 * 3) The question of foreign laborers’ rights in OPEC countries.
 * 4) The use of racial profiling by law enforcement agencies.
 * 1) The use of torture in criminal interrogation procedures.
 * 2) The rights of Iraqi detainees after the 2011 withdrawal of US troops.
 * 3) Promoting the human rights of the indigenous peoples of Oceania.
 * 4) Promotion of gender equality in Botswana and Swaziland.