Delegation Support for Equality in Child Custody Cases
Argentina advocates for equality in child custody cases, emphasizing the importance of granting equal rights to both parents. Referencing the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, Argentina aims to uphold the child's rights and wishes while promoting gender equality in caregiving roles. The delegation encourages discussions on parental equality to benefit the best interest of the child.
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Opening Speech - 150-350 words Your speech should communicate three things: A short summary on the issue, stating your country s point of view. Reference to previous UN work on this issue, perhaps citing key documents. Objectives your delegation wants to achieve in relation to the issue refer to the debate and problems of the issue. 4. What have other member states that share my country s view done in this area?
Example DELEGATION: Argentina GENERAL ASSEMBLY QUESTION OF: Equality in child custody cases Argentina supports steps towards creating equality in child custody and the General Assembly s goal to ensure all children receive a stable and loving foundation to their lives. Argentina legally includes both parents as having equal right to guardianship over their children. This includes the responsibility of care and upbringing. Argentina supports the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and believes that all the child s rights and wishes, above all, should be considered. By granting equality in custody, Argentina believes that they are upholding the will and efforts of the UN Women s Committee as this allows more women to move into the workplace and empower themselves, rather than being automatically placed into the role of primary caregiver. It is our deepest interest to ensure that all delegations of the General Assembly also consider equality between parents over the best interest rule and look forward to discussing this further.
Speech: Sentence starters (example: France) France recognises the need for.... Because... France is honoured to... France has established... France admits.... France faces the challenge of... France intends to... France s priorities are to... In order to... France would like to...
How to start and end a speech 1. Honourable Chair, Fellow Delegates... 2. Speech 3. The delegation of _____ yields their time to the chair 4. Chair So yielded
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