HSC



Historic Security Council

AGENDA

Discussing the rise of religious fundamentalism with special reference to Islamic radicalisation.

“The plain truth is the day is coming when no single nation, however powerful, can undertake by itself to keep the peace outside its own borders.” ~ Robert S McNamara

The Security Council is the most important organ of the UN by virtue of the fact that it can pass binding resolutions on member states. The presence of the veto, however, complicates this power and makes passing any decision of value difficult. Terrorism has gone from a persistent yet marginal security concern to one of the most pressing problems of today. Though many terror attacks are foiled, some groups wage lengthy and bloody campaigns, and massacre thousands with scant respect for human life. The fate of the world hangs on the decisions made by the delegates. In the face of the impending crisis, we have set the stage for YOU to save the world from the abyss of darkness it writhes in.
The cost of inaction is too hefty a cost to be borne by humanity.
The price of action brings to reality what might be morally permissible, under the circumstances. This will reflect on the virtues and vices of the global community.
But then, delegates, are YOU ready to show the world what results your actions truly bring about? Are you truly that different from your foes?

NOTE:

 This is a Crisis Committee


FREEZE DATE:

 January 5th, 2000. This committee will follow an accelerated timeline





EXECUTIVE BOARD

Arav Kathpalia

Chairperson

Kisna Shetty

Vice - Chairperson