Crisis

Motion for unmod

“Motion to suspend the meeting and move into an unmod to to discuss resolutions for this
crisis for a total time of 15 mins”
→ Motion for consultation
“Suspend the rules and move into a consultation of the whole for a total time of 10 mins”

If the crisis is against another country:

Honorable Chair, Fellow Delegates
 Express deepest condolences for the lives that were lost / the tragedy that occurred
 We strongly condemn the actions of country x
 We have formed a bloc with countries x, y, z, and others
 We propose the implementation of urgent short-term measures as well as long-term
resolutions to ensure that such an outrageous crisis does not occur again
 Short-term resolutions:
o Offer compensation
o Send investigation parties
o Appeal to the ICJ (International Court of Justice)
o Appeal to the ICC (International Criminal Court)
o Increase surveillance
o Work with the ITU to increase surveillance
o Create a sub-committee / task force
o Place sanctions or embargoes on countries that have violated rights
o Red Cross / Red Crescent Societies
o World Health Organization
o World Food Program (distribute Meals Ready to Eat)
o “Medicine sans Frontiers”
o Prioritize the most vulnerable
o Appeal to countries to accept refugees / IDPs / work with the UNHCR
 Long-term resolutions
o Formation of a sub-committee to tackle …
o Improve communication between governments and NGOs (Moroccan
association for human rights)
o Appeal to the World Bank to fund projects
o Work with the United Nations Development Program
o Work with the Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture

If the crisis is against you:

Honorable Chair, fellow delegates,
 Offer deepest condolences for the victims & their families
 Offer compensations
 Condemn the actions that were committed
 We have formed a bloc with countries x, y, and z to tackle the problem both on the
long and short-term
 Blame external parties
o Terrorist groups
1. Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM): This group is an offshoot of Al-Qaida and
has carried out a number of attacks in North Africa, including in Morocco.
 2. Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS): Although ISIS has not been as active in
Morocco as it has been in other countries, it has still carried out several attacks on
Moroccan soil.
3. Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC): This group is another offshoot of
Al-Qaida and has carried out attacks in North Africa, including in Morocco.
4. Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group (GICM): This group was founded in the late
1990s and has been involved in several terrorist attacks in Morocco and other
countries.
The Moroccan government has taken a number of steps to combat terrorism, including
increasing its security measures, cooperating with international partners, and
implementing a series of legal and institutional reforms to address the root causes of
extremism.
o Rebel groups
o Mafias
People Smuggling Rings: Morocco is a major transit point for migrants attempting to reach
Europe, and there are various criminal organizations that smuggle people across the country's
borders.

 Humanitarian Aid
 Red Cross / Red Crescent Societies
 World Health Organization
 World Food Program (distribute Meals Ready to Eat)
 “Medicine sans Frontiers”
 Prioritize the most vulnerable
 Appeal to countries to accept refugees / IDPs / work with the UNHCR
 Conduct investigations
o Appeal to the ICJ and ICC
o Hire a UN Special Rapporteur to report on progress that is being made
o Increase border security and control
o Increase surveillance
o Work with the ITU and other tech organizations to increase surveillance in
areas such as airports to track the accused
 Condemn actions
o Take appropriate legal measures after the investigations have been conducted
 Long-term resolutions
o Review security measures
o Work with the UNDP
o Appeal to the World Bank for funds to improve the situation in developing
countries
o Sign / create treaties

Questions
- How will your government ensure the implementation of this resolution?
- What SDGs will your resolutions tackle and will it be achievable by
2030?
- What international organization may fund this resolution?
- Is your country transparent when discussing the kafala system, and if so,
how does your country plan on reforming it?
SDGS
1. GOAL 1: No Poverty
2. GOAL 3: Good Health and Well-being
3. GOAL 4: Quality Education
4. GOAL 5: Gender Equality
5. GOAL 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
6. GOAL 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
7. GOAL 10: Reduced Inequality
8. GOAL 16: Peace and Justice Strong Institutions
9. GOAL 17: Partnerships to achieve the Goal

Funding organizations
 International organization for Migration (IOM)
 Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
 International rescue committee
 Doctors without borders (medicine sans frontiers)
 Caminando Fronteras is a non-governmental human rights organisation
that has been focusing on the protection of migrants’ rights for the last 16
years.
 Human rights watch

Organizations in Morocco
1. Association Marocaine d'Aide aux Refugies et Migrants (AMERM): This
organization works to support refugees and migrants in Morocco through
various initiatives such as providing legal aid, assistance with housing
and health care, and social support.
2. Fondation Orient-Occident: This organization works to support migrants
and refugees in Morocco by providing vocational training, educational
support, and cultural exchange programs.
3. Caritas Morocco: Caritas is a Catholic organization that provides
assistance and support to vulnerable populations in Morocco, including
refugees and migrants.

What is Morocco’s stance on workers being exploited in sub-Sahara?

Morocco’s King Mohamed VI has said that Western Sahara is “not negotiable”,
when I comes to the territory. Yet, it will not turn a blind eye towards the
vulnerable Moroccan workers that work for the purpose of providing monetary
liquidity for their families’ survival. Therefore, since they’re on the Tayssir
program, they still receive monthly funds from the government.

 Ministry of Labor and Professional Insertion (Morocco)

  The Moroccan government does have a National Human Rights Council
(CNDH) that is responsible for protecting the human rights of all
individuals, including migrants, within Moroccan territory.

 On Tuesday 21 feb, The Permanent Arab Commission on Human Rights,

held at the initiative of Morocco and at the invitation of the General
Secretariat of the League of Arab States, Al-Mutairi noted that, since the
establishment of the Commission in 1968, Morocco has presented several
initiatives, including the "Arab plan for strengthening the culture of
human rights" and the "Arab plan for education in the field of human
rights". The ambassador also expressed his thanks to the Kingdom for its
"distinguished initiative and its pioneering approach" in hosting this
session of the Permanent Arab Committee on Human Rights. As for the
items on the agenda of this session, Al-Mutairi said that the meeting also
focus on strengthening the Arab strategy for human rights, establishing a
vision for the official launch of the Arab plan for education in the field of
human rights, in addition to following up on the efforts made in the
framework of the "declaration on combating all forms of violence against
women and girls.”

 Qatar bilateral agreements

These agreements contain a provision to provide relevant information so that
workers can make an informed decision about migrating. Article 4 of the
Morocco–Qatar Agreement regulating the Employment of Moroccan Workers
in the State of Qatar stipulates that requests for Moroccan workers made by
Qatari employers must include all pertinent information necessary to enable the
worker to make an informed decision about the employment offer. This includes
working conditions, wages, and end of service rewards, among others.

Hooks:
1. It is a necessity to consider the equitable treatment of migrant South
Asian laborers in the Gulf.
2. It is humanity’s duty to ensure the safety of individuals no matter their
prestige and status in society.
3. Basic human rights are not a luxury; they are a requirement for every
individual, regardless of their circumstance.
Soliciting Third Party
“motion to suspend the rules to solicit Antonio Vitorino as a third
party, given that he is the Director general of the IOM for a total time
of 5 mins” all questions will be relevant to resos mentioned in
unmods
1. prepare workshops
2. Funding
3. Podcasts
4. Conferences
5. Task forces
6. Accords (treaties)

Amendments
Friendly amendments are changes to the resolution that all sponsors agree with
Unfriendly amendment are changes to the resolution that not all sponsors agree with
To write an amendment, send a note to the chair with one of these things
Change resolution 8 to “...”
Delete resolution 1
Change the operative clause in one of the resolutions

Heading:
Committee name:
Sponsors:
Signatories:
Topic:

Preambs:
Past UN resolutions, treaties, or conventions related to the topic
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References the UN charter or the other international frameworks and laws
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Finish each preamb,
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Operative clauses
Start each operative with an operative clause and end it with a semicolon;
A simple way to strengthen each operative clause is to answer the: “who, what, when, where,
why and for” for every resolution.
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