• On the membership of stateless, unrecognised & breakaway nations to the United Nations.

• The question of immunity in United Nations operations & missions undertaken by UN member states.

• On the establishment of measures & standards to ensure electoral integrity and transparency.

Mr. Fady Tabbara (Mr. T) is the mentor of GA6 for the UNIS MUN March Conference 2021. He is from Toronto, Canada. Being a Canadian, he believes that people don’t really get a global perspective as everyone gravitates towards the same perspective. 

He is currently teaching Middle School Humanities at UNIS. Before joining the UNIS Hanoi family, Mr. T used to teach in different countries around the world like Ghana, Bangladesh, and South Korea. 

Mr. T believes the key to a successful conference is peaceful coexistence. This means that we must listen to one another and be open-minded with different perspectives and approaches. When we listen to one another, we can find a common ground to solve problems. 

Mr. T believes that the three topics that we are going to conduct a debate on having a direct impact on different stakeholders. He believes that this is a great opportunity for the delegates to be able to embody the spirit of the nation-states that they’re representing and work together in order to come up with solutions that will benefit all. As a result of these debates, Mr. T hopes that we will be able to rethink and rebalance the power structure that we currently have today at different levels. One thing that he believes is challenging about these topics is the international law aspect of it. The committee’s foundation is based on international laws and conventions that have been established by the global community. One thing to keep in mind is the sovereignty aspect of these issues, as countries are allowed to have their own sovereignty and it should not be infringed upon. The committee must find ways around the issue in order to find a common ground to work together.

Salutations directors and delegates, 

My name is Francesco Silva and I am a junior here at the United Nations International School of Hanoi. I am very pleased to inform you that I will be your Head Chair for this year’s 6th General Assembly, and am looking forward to fervent debates, productive discussions and innovative solutions throughout this year’s conference. I have been part of MUN for 4 years now, both at UNISMUN and conferences abroad, and hope to bring my experience into the conference, to be able to guide it into a productive path.

6th General Assembly: International Law Committee, has never been as important in this time of hardship around the world due to COVID-19, and with events progressing, questioning the transparency of presidential elections, such as in Myanmar and even the United States.

It is of utmost certainty that delegates, admins and chairs will grow through this conference, and will come out with more experience and more knowledge, may the individual be experienced or not. I am looking forward to fervent and fruitful discussions, and hope this conference will be great fun while productive! Feel free to contact me if you may have any questions, and I will be sure to answer.

fsilva@unishanoi.org

Greetings, distinguished delegates, student officers, directors, and guests. I am Yu Hyeon Kim. I am honored to serve as a deputy chair of General Assembly 6: International Law Committee for UNISMUN March Conference.

I am currently a sophomore at Concordia International School Hanoi. This is my third time attending MUN and second time chairing. From these experiences, I’ve learned to be more active and challenge myself to get out of my comfort zone.

I truly believe that the topics we discuss in GA6 are crucial to issues concerning law and legal affairs. My goal as a chair is to get everybody involved and make this conference a valuable and memorable experience for you. I will try my best to help delegates who are struggling. I hope to see engaged debates with different views on the topics and establish well-constructed resolutions. I am looking forward to meeting all of you in March.

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