05-12-2003, 00:58
Realizing:
Today, millions of indigent men, women, and children are exploited by forced labor throughout many developing countries in the world. Many workers are often beaten or excetuted if they refuse to comply, or they simply parish from the harsh working conditions. They are also paid very little to produce retail items that cost as much as a hundred times their own salary. This must stop if we wish to proceed into a new era of peace and prosperity.
Proposal:
I, as the ambassador of the Democratic Republic of Lucitavia, believe that the United Nations should make it a policy to oppose such cruel and unusual practices of labor by:
1. Forcing all UN countries to publish reports on their working conditions.
2. Having routine inspections of questionable countries.
3. Calling for sanctions on countries who promote forced labor.
4. Calling for sanctions on countries who would purchase goods manufactured by processes of forced labor.
5. And, if necessary the forced removal of countries from the UN that refuse to better the workling conditions in their countries.
Conclusion:
This resolution will give greater economic prosperity to underdeveloped countries, because with the absence of forced labor their workers will achieve their own incomes to purchase goods and services that will in turn fuel the countries' own economies. More importantly, the peoples of the world will again make one great step to better social principles and the greater good of humanity.
If you're a UN regional Delegate and you agree with the resolution above please give your approval to this resolution. Thank you for all your support.
Ambassador Robert Townsend
The Democratic Republic of Luctitavia
Today, millions of indigent men, women, and children are exploited by forced labor throughout many developing countries in the world. Many workers are often beaten or excetuted if they refuse to comply, or they simply parish from the harsh working conditions. They are also paid very little to produce retail items that cost as much as a hundred times their own salary. This must stop if we wish to proceed into a new era of peace and prosperity.
Proposal:
I, as the ambassador of the Democratic Republic of Lucitavia, believe that the United Nations should make it a policy to oppose such cruel and unusual practices of labor by:
1. Forcing all UN countries to publish reports on their working conditions.
2. Having routine inspections of questionable countries.
3. Calling for sanctions on countries who promote forced labor.
4. Calling for sanctions on countries who would purchase goods manufactured by processes of forced labor.
5. And, if necessary the forced removal of countries from the UN that refuse to better the workling conditions in their countries.
Conclusion:
This resolution will give greater economic prosperity to underdeveloped countries, because with the absence of forced labor their workers will achieve their own incomes to purchase goods and services that will in turn fuel the countries' own economies. More importantly, the peoples of the world will again make one great step to better social principles and the greater good of humanity.
If you're a UN regional Delegate and you agree with the resolution above please give your approval to this resolution. Thank you for all your support.
Ambassador Robert Townsend
The Democratic Republic of Luctitavia