PCCR
President
My name is Juliana Farfán and I am a 10th grade student. Throughout my school life I have always seen the United Nations Model as a very challenging yet enriching experience that can help shape us as individuals that can speak up and be aware of the conditions of the world that we live in. Although my experience has been limited to only 5 models, this has become one of my passions and I am so thankful for being able to be part of it once again. All of the wonderful delegates, chairs and staff that I have met though this experience, which I started in fifth grade, have become amazing role models and friends that I have seen grow thanks to all the things we have learned during this project.
Vicepresident
I am Luz Angie Montes from 10th grade, and I have been in this school for what could be considered my whole life. Regarding my experience here, I have been involved in important school projects such as the GCBMUN since my primary years, where I had the opportunity to encounter my first model. Later on I was able to rediscover my love for these experiences through challenging committees; OHCHR, where I was able to get an honorable mention, the UNODC, and especially last year’s external CCC, which skyrocketed my interest, love, and passion, driving me to become what I had most admired: the chair themselves.
Topics
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Analysis of historical war crimes during the Yugoslav Wars for future interventions and modern comparisons
- Refugees and internal displacement of the Yugoslav Wars
- ICTY/MICT (international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia)
-War crimes of the Yugoslav wars (Bosnian genocide case, ethnic cleansing in the Bosnian war)
Guide
GCBMUN XVII PCCR