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Seong Min Choi
Pakistan :

Opening Speech Hello Madam chair person, favored delegates and visitors. The delegate of Pakistan is pleased and honored to attend in this MUN committee meeting in 2008. Pakistan would like to talk about several issues in ECOSOC committee. Pakistan is still an undeveloped country, however would like to talk about many serious issues with other delegates in the commitment. Pakistan would like to focus on the issue of discrimination. Pakistan expresses all the delegates to support Pakistan’s opinion of stopping the discrimination that is happening in the world. Thank you for listening, hope you have a nice time in the time of debate.

Forum: The ECOSOC Question of: Genetic privacy and nondiscrimination. Creating UN standards for genetic privacy rights.

(1) __Fully aware__ that discriminations are still happening around the world,

(2) __Alarmed by__ the way how Pakistan is being known by terrorism – (3) related country,

(3) __Further Noting__ that not all Pakistan people are terrorists,

(4) __Taking further__ that many people in Pakistan are being discriminated (5) by other countries and some are even prohibited to take airplanes,

(6) __Concerned about__ that many innocent Pakistan people are being (7) arrested by these incautious discriminations.

(8) __Recommends__ for the countries that arrest innocent Pakistan people to (9) be aware of personal rights and study the specific people they are (10) arresting;

(11) __Informing__ others that not all Pakistan people are not terrorists, (12) therefore increase the trust on Pakistan;

(13) __Strongly urges__ countries to stop discrimination or reduce the amount (14) of discrimination that is happening around the world;

(15) __Calls for__ research of specific personal information of the person that (16) developed countries are arresting due to doubt of terrorism.

William Humphreys
Bolivia:

Opening Speech Madame/Mister chairperson, honored guests, delegates, and favored visitors. It is an honor to be here to represent Bolivia in the ECOSOC committee. Bolivia is an almost developed country, but the education is still very important. The rural and lesser developed areas need more access to internet to improve the rural education, Bolivia believes that with an improved education It's development will be bear completion. FORUM: ECOSOC QUESTION OF: Lessening the Digital Divide between MDCs and LDCs. Specifically looking at how to provide digital access and training to people in remote areas 1) Recognizing that internet access improves educational facilities 2) Pointing out that the internet can replace expensive libraries cheaply 3) Noting further that the internet is a more efficient source of information 4) Confident that supplying computerized education improves work standards 5) Emphasizing that with an improved education gives a greater chance of employment. > >
 * 1) Encourages that all schools have easy access to internet
 * 2) Recommends that aid is provided to less developed countries
 * 1) Trust that internet connections will made accessible to less developed countries via satellite or overland roots
 * 2) Further invites the concept of providing less developed countries with computers via donations of old but functioning computers
 * 1) Requests that internet restrictions on lesser developed countries are lifted

ECOSOC, CHINA**
 * SUNG JOON KIM

FORUM: The ECOSOC, Committee #1 QUESTION OF: The Environment Difference of Internet

THE ECOSOC,

(1)    (2)   Observing that most LEDCs have very little access to the Internet, and the (3)  benefits that come with it, (4)  Noting further that improved access to the Internet would improve the (5)  economy by increasing the market available, (6)  Desiring that internet access may greatly change the culture of the country, (7)  Taking note that the positive effects will outweigh any possible negative (8)  effects such as the possible increase of cyber line, (9)  Taking note that it would benefit many rural communities by improving (10)  access to public services such as doctors, 1.  Transmits that a committee be set up, called the Committee for Managing the Raising of Awareness of the Internet in LEDCs, or CMRAILEDC; 2.  Supports all member states to consider ethical, religious and moral values of committees that could be irreversibly changed by exposure to the Internet; 3.  Further proclaims that MEDCs pass legislation to prevent large multinational companies from muscling in on the new market of the LEDCs; 4.  Requests countries to respect the freedom of speech and at the same time control the abuses such as racial discrimination and religious values; 5.  Recommends the developing countries to initially set up the Internet connections according to their relative wealth status and invest more money to increase the internet connection speed as the wealth of the country increases; 6.  Declares accordingly its hope that all member states act upon the aforementioned clauses as soon as possible, in order to reduce the continuously increasing wealth gaps between MEDCs and LEDCs.