HUMAN RIGHTS

1.       That all child labour of primary school aged children be deemed illegal and trade bans be imposed on goods that have been produced by such child labour.

2.       That it be made mandatory that all females in all member states have the same access to educational and economic opportunities as males.

3.       That the traffic in humans be deemed a ‘crime’ against humanity and thus the United Nations has the right to investigate and prosecute against any alleged offences.

4.       That the Australian Government gives full recognition of the dispossession white settlement caused its indigenous population by giving financial compensation to match its National apology.

5.       That the Australian government lives up to its treaty obligations and fully recognise the rights of refugees and asylum seekers by ending off shore mandatory detention and granting all dispossessed persons full legal rights and access to the legal system.

6.       That international disarmament commences on a worldwide scale with the unilateral nuclear disarmament of the United States, United Kingdom, France, the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation.

7.       That the Islamic Republic of Iran ceases all nuclear research and opens all military and scientific facilities to U.N. inspection to verify that all research has ceased.

8.       That the United States shows world leadership in the struggle for international peace by renouncing the second amendment of its Constitution – the right to keep and bear arms.

9.       That this assembly urges Zimbabwe to immediately return to the rule of law and respect for independence of the judiciary, and put in place a timetable for holding free and fair elections before the end of 2011

10.    That this assembly condemns France for their proposal to forbid Muslim women from wearing full faced veils in public.

11.    That this assembly acknowledges that every adult has the right to participate in free elections to decide who should govern the country they live in and that countries not agreeing to such rights to its citizens may forego receiving foreign aid from developed countries.

12.    That this assembly deplores the use of the internet for illegal and or other questionable purposes and urges all member nations to support the development of more effective censorship controls and policing including the development of international laws enforceable through the International Court of Justice

MIDDLE EAST

13.    That this assembly confer permanent sovereignty of the Palestinian people in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and of the Arab population in the occupied Syrian Golan over their natural resources

14.    That the allied forces withdraw from their invasion of Afghanistan and cease their support for the corrupt Karzai government and allow the Afghani people free expression of their political and religious identity.

15.    That the Israeli Government is censured for its policy of using assassination as a political weapon and its interference with the passports of foreign nationals.

16.    That the Israeli Government is censured for its policy of advancing planning for new housing construction in East Jerusalem.

17.    The United Nations fully implements the recommendations of the Goldstone report and brings action against the Israeli Government and Palestinian armed groups for war crimes committed in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

18.    That this assembly calls for  the Security Council to establish a peacekeeping mission along the Egypt-Gaza border to prevent weapons smuggling into the area, '

ENVIRONMENT

19.    That the governments of Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Africa adopt a strict and enforceable quota system to protect Blue Fin tuna stocks.

20.    That whaling be permitted in the Southern Ocean if it is conducted under strict quotas and meeting the same humane standards applying to other fisheries.

21.    That nuclear energy be promoted as a reliable, clean, carbon neutral and environmentally friendly energy source.

22.    This Assembly recognises the scientific and social importance of the use of genetically modified plants for commercial agricultural purposes. It urges member states to support the research and development of genetic modification technology to boost crop yields and food quality, so that local and global food shortages can be addressed more effectively.

23.    That this Assembly consider that the exponential growth in the rate of the environmental degradation of the Earth and now require that all member nations commit to the minimisation of all matters considered to contribute to the adverse effects of climate change and that any nation not fully adopting and implementing such minimization measures should be denied continuing membership of the United Nations”. The lead role in such minimization measures is to be taken by the developed countries.

24.    In recognition of the potential for nuclear materials used for peaceful purposes being converted into weapons grade materials this Assembly expects that all member nations will permit their current nuclear activities to be monitored by United Nations staff and any new or proposed developments to be agreed to by this Assembly before any construction work is started. Appropriate international sanctions will be implemented against countries for all breaches

25.    The General Assembly encourages all countries to promote sustainable patterns of energy consumption and production, with the developed countries taking the lead and with all countries benefiting from the process, taking into account the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities, and, in this regard, invites the international community to support the efforts of developing countries through the provision of financial resources for capacity-building and transfer of technology;

26.    This Assembly notes than many river catchment systems in the world cross territorial boundaries. It urges all governments drawing water from any such catchments, to develop whole-of-system water management agreements which recognise and safeguard the rights to, and the quality of the water in these systems.

TRADE & COMMERCE

27.    That all corporations having manufacturing facilities in developing countries be required to ensure that all employees are paid wages and work in conditions at least to a minimum level to live with dignity and that level will be separately set for each developing country by a United Nations committee.

28.    That member states are urged to pass legislation requiring pharmaceutical companies having manufacturing facilities within their territories to supply drugs at the cost of manufacture to developing countries for use in combating pandemics.”

29.    That this assembly requires all members to acknowledge that it is illegal to infringe international trademark laws by the production of counterfeit designer products and that any country that knowingly allows these laws to remain to be infringed shall have strict commerce restrictions applied to them.

30.    That this assembly requires all members to acknowledge that it is illegal to produce and sell illicit drugs and that any country that knowingly allows these laws to remain to be infringed shall have strict commerce restrictions applied to them.

HEALTH & EDUCATION

31.    That this Assembly, being of the opinion that there is no credible evidence that the recreational use of cannabis is damaging to health, encourages the farming of hemp as a cash crop in developing nations.

32.    That this Assembly requires all member countries to agree to provide free compulsory education for all children upto the age of 14.

33.    That this Assembly acknowledges the current mortality rate of 5000 deaths per day of children under the age of 5 as a result of a lack of suitable clean water and poor sanitation and hygiene and requires all developed member countries to agree to double their level of financial foreign aid over the next 5 years for this humanitarian cause.

34.    This Assembly recognises the ‘Rights of Individuals’ to self-determination. It urges member states to establish laws providing for citizens suffering from debilitating illnesses and conditions which reduce their quality of life, to legally obtain access to advice and means to end their life at a time of their own choosing, in a planned and humane way.

UNITED NATIONS

35.    That the Security Council admits India, Germany and Japan as permanent members and the privilege of the veto be withdrawn from permanent members.

36.    That this assembly recognize the years that Palestine has served in the United Nations General Assembly as a Permanent Observer upgrade their status to full membership