COMMITTEE: General Assembly QUESTION OF: Ensuring the promotion and protection of the right for identity and belief for the youth in less economically developed countries MAIN SUBMITTER: Equatorial Guinea CO-SUBMITTERs: Cameroon, Austria, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Lesotho, Comoros, Yemen, Dominican Republic, San Marino, St. Lucia THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, member states that a child is under the protection and guidance of their parents or Emphasizes legal guardian, defines youth as any person of the age of 25 and younger, that article 29 iii of the Convention on the Rights of the Child states that, state parties Reminds agree that the education of the child shall be directed to development of respect for the “the child’s parents, his or her culture identity, language and values, for the national values of the country in which the child is living,”, all member states to understand that as globalization and international interactions Expecting grow the amount of languages spoken decreases, the decrease in spoken language comes from the youth, causing a nationally disunity and loss of cultural identity in the youth of a nation, the universal declaration of human rights (General Assembly resolution 217) Guided by specifically the right to self-determination (right for a person to determine a political status and freely pursue an economic, social and cultural development) and the right for identity (right of affirmation of the existence of a person in society), the lack of fulfillment of these two rights and continues infractions of Noting with concern Human Rights in LEDCs, the need to improve the rights of identity starting by ensuring proper birth registration, Affirming
COMMITTEE: General Assembly QUESTION OF: Ensuring the promotion and protection of the right for identity and belief for the youth in less economically developed countries MAIN SUBMITTER: Equatorial Guinea CO-SUBMITTERs: Cameroon, Austria, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Lesotho, Comoros, Yemen, Dominican Republic, San Marino, St. Lucia THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Emphasizes member states that a child is under the protection and guidance of their parents or legal guardian, defines youth as any person of the age of 25 and younger, Reminds that article 29 iii of the Convention on the Rights of the Child states that, state parties agree that the education of the child shall be directed to “the development of respect for the child’s parents, his or her culture identity, language and values, for the national values of the country in which the child is living,”, Expecting all member states to understand that as globalization and international interactions grow the amount of languages spoken decreases, the decrease in spoken language comes from the youth, causing a nationally disunity and loss of cultural identity in the youth of a nation, Guided by the universal declaration of human rights (General Assembly resolution 217) specifically the right to self-determination (right for a person to determine a political status and freely pursue an economic, social and cultural development) and the right for identity (right of affirmation of the existence of a person in society), Noting with concern the lack of fulfillment of these two rights and continues infractions of Human Rights in LEDCs, Affirming the need to improve the rights of identity starting by ensuring proper birth registration,
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