Human Rights and Human Empathy: A Review of the “Canada on the Global…
Last week, McGill hosted the "Canada on the Global Stage" conference. Friday's programming consisted of two…
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It’s Always Sunni in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia's mass executions in January were, paradoxically, not a message to Iran as much as a warning to a…
The SDGs Offer More Than Just a Great Personality
September 25, 2015 marked the launch of the seventeen internationally adopted UN Sustainable Development Goals.…
SOCHUM adopts a more imperious approach to water crises
The Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee (SOCHUM) prolonged its discussion on hydro-diplomacy on Saturday …
CODE RED: Peacekeeper sexual abuse resolution passes
It was a rewarding evening for proponents of the “CODE RED” resolution, which seeks to alter the United Nations’…
UN committee works to eradicate sexual abuse by Peacekeepers
The highly publicized failure of the 1993 United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda is an enduring stain on the…
Maintaining a global vision: McMUN’s Chargée d’affaires discusses…
This year’s McMUN Chargée d’affaires, Ginny Tan, may be defined as an enthusiastic, committed and passionate…
The World Health Organization: global immunization erasing borders
The spread of disease is undoubtedly a concern with the power to unite nations, as pandemics can cross borders…
Passing the Torch: An Interview with Captain Aysha Al Hamili
During the opening ceremonies of the 2016 McGill Model United Nations Conference (McMUN), keynote speaker Captain…
The Holy Ghosts: Civil War in the Central African Republic
With a political structure that has crumbled into absolute rubble, massive unrestrained violence, and an attempted…