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JORDAN Elif Şevval Karaca,Sumeyye Mandacı Prep-B

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JORDAN Elif Şevval Karaca,Sumeyye Mandacı Prep-B

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SUDAN  Zeynep Karabulut and Irem Su Çürükoğlu(Prep-A

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SUDAN  Zeynep Karabulut and Irem Su Çürükoğlu(Prep-A

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MALAYSIA ( Emine Hatice Vargün - Melihanur Batan ) Prep-A

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MALAYSIA ( Emine Hatice Vargün - Melihanur Batan ) Prep-A

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The Islamic Republic Of Pakistan Possition Paper Ecrin Kocatürk And Ayşe Rana Uyanık-YD9/A 

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The Islamic Republic Of Pakistan Possition Paper Ecrin Kocatürk And Ayşe Rana Uyanık-YD9/A 

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As the İslamic Republic of Pakistan , we are the second country receiving the most refugees in the world and the number of immigrations we recive is increasing day by day . We have started studies on this issue from the moment the refugees came to olur country , we did not have the UNİTED NATİONS commissioner  for refugees yet. We took action agains this situation and talked to UNHCR and our first office was  opened in İslamabad . We were able to carry out activities like this , but we are closing our shortcaming day by day.

We can not accept immigrants from every country because we want to protect our own country in people and savereignty . The İslamic Republic Of Pakistan has been a country of immigration from past to present . There for our people are accustomed to foreing nationals  . İmmigrants adapts because of the diversity of religions and languages . But we have attention to the fact that our refugees live in certain parts of the country thats reason for this is to protect both immigrants , our people and cultural diversity. Of course we can not place people who we do not know what kind of people they are and whose culture we do not adapt to on the basis of our country . And this does not interfere with the daily life of the society , and the refugees feel as if they belong to them.

And actually the best point is ; yes , ofcourse the immigrants is a problem . Because while you already have a society and your country iş used it , a group who are does not have hour ancestry and life style will of course upset the balance of the country . But the problem is not that definetly needs to be solved is those who forced them ti migrate .

If some regular country do not want to  be a king and do not want to damage some immigrants people , this problem is can be already finished.

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Delegates - Tuğbanur ER-İsra Şevval BAŞIBÜYÜK

France's Minority Policy
EU member states comply with the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Social Charter.
they are responsible. At this point, although the minority policies of the EU member states differ from each other.
In general, there is a parallelism between “non-Christian groups of people” and the status of identification as a minority.
(Parlakyıldız, 2010). In other words, non-Christians are seen as a minority.
France states that Europe has a developed and modern understanding of democracy and in this context, all kinds of
cultural group with their ethnic characteristics, they can easily live in France.
expressing on the platform, that he sees the differences consisting of various cultural forms as a cultural richness.
states. However, this explanation, which France has made in almost all environments, is based on theory and practice.
in terms of each other (Birsel, 2012). In other words, there is a positive attitude towards different cultures in France.
Although there is a discursive view and desire to live together with them, we try to carry this situation to a political dimension.
is not viewed positively (Er, t.y: 31). The EU and its management/decision center, the European Commission (EC),
He remains silent on the matter against France. In this regard, under the fact that the arrows of criticism were not directed to France, some
there are reasons. These; On the basis of France being a founding member since the formation of the EU
not be confronted with an attitude that includes any coercive measures against him; have a large population
Due to the fact that it has a non-negligible number of representatives in the EU parliament, and lastly, the minority
signed EU treaties on the protection of human rights, but not yet enforced in domestic law.
(Birsel, 2012). On the other hand, France has a negative attitude towards minorities and does not accept them.
The main reason for this approach is; deterioration of the unitary state structure and any
status will pave the way for the desire to have the right to “self-determination” in the next stage.
It is the fear that occurs (Er, t.y:31). France is also concerned that minority issues are inconsistent with the principle of the indivisibility of the nation.
It does not strictly favor its inclusion in the laws of the country.

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Democratic People's Republic of Korea -Zeynep Nisa Söğütlü,Fatma Betül Tuna-Prep/A

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Democratic People's Republic of Korea -Zeynep Nisa Söğütlü,Fatma Betül Tuna-Prep/A

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Russia (Serpil Büşra Acar-Zeynep Sude Çalışkan) Prep-B

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Russia (Serpil Büşra Acar-Zeynep Sude Çalışkan) Prep-B

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The Russian Federation has been a party to international conventions on human rights and fundamental freedoms since the era of the USSR. As the USSR is the successor, these agreements continue to be binding on the Russian Federation. This section will also examine the federal legislation of the Russian Federation on human and minority rights, as well as some regulations at the regional level. The provisions on fundamental rights and freedoms in the constitution of the Russian Federation were mainly inspired by the Western model after the collapse of the USSR. Another striking point in the Constitution is the statement that international agreements to which the state is a party are defined as binding and are a part of the legal system. According to paragraph 4 of article 15 of the Constitution, “Universal principles and norms of international law and international treaties of the Russian Federation are part of the current legal system. If; the international treaty of the Russian Federation provides for a different provision than the law, the provision of the international treaty shall apply” (Constitution of Russia, 1993).The Constitution also defined the Russian Federation as a democratic federative state of law with a republican form of government. According to the constitution, the Russian Federation consists of equal elements, consisting of republics, regions, provinces, federal cities, autonomous states and provinces. Each federated republic within the federation has its own constitution, and each region, state, federal city, autonomous province, and autonomous region has its own statutes. Although the form of government of the Russian Federation is expressed as a federation, it differs in many respects from the practices of countries such as the USA, Western Europe and India. Yazkova is of the opinion that neither the current model of the Russian Federation nor the practice in the USSR period is incompatible with classical federalism and has its own characteristics.

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Şevval Berra Demirel 804
Zeynep Sena Çap 826

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Şeyda Betül Gül-Daid Fares (11-E) Turkey

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Şeyda Betül Gül-Daid Fares (11-E) Turkey

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Afghanistan (Zeynep Nil Bayıroğlu, Ayşegül Sarı) Prep-A

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Afghanistan (Zeynep Nil Bayıroğlu, Ayşegül Sarı) Prep-A

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Nigeria   Perihan Belgutay&Betül Kozak  YD-9A

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Nigeria   Perihan Belgutay&Betül Kozak  YD-9A

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Lebanon (Sıla Yılmaz - Ebrar kayıkcı  YD9-A )

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Lebanon (Sıla Yılmaz - Ebrar kayıkcı  YD9-A )

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England( Zeynep Aktaş, Zeynep Yarıcı Prep-B)

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England( Zeynep Aktaş, Zeynep Yarıcı Prep-B)

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Iraq (Ebrar Şule 11-E)

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Saudi Arabia (Emine Zehra Nalbant/Bilge Yaren Arslan)Prep-B

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Saudi Arabia (Emine Zehra Nalbant/Bilge Yaren Arslan)Prep-B

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UAE - Seyda Nur Kahraman/Ebrar Dönmez [YD 9/A]

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UAE - Seyda Nur Kahraman/Ebrar Dönmez [YD 9/A]

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NEW ZEALAND (Tuana İclal Saltan&Betül Yesir) 9 YD/A

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NEW ZEALAND (Tuana İclal Saltan&Betül Yesir) 9 YD/A

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Canada - 11/E - Fatıma Sultan Anlayış/Rabia Coşkun 

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Canada - 11/E - Fatıma Sultan Anlayış/Rabia Coşkun 

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Japonya possition paper Ecrin gümüşten and Sedef Reyhan çekiç

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Japonya possition paper Ecrin gümüşten and Sedef Reyhan çekiç

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Japan is a homogeneous society where the majority of the population is of Japanese origin. 97.8% of Japan is Japanese people. The remaining 2.2% is made up of minorities. Minorities are Aynus, Ryukyus, Zainci Koreans, Chinese, Filipinos, Japanese minority rights refer to the rights of ethnic and racial minorities in Japan. These groups face discrimination and prejudice in Japan and often have difficulty accessing the same opportunities and services as the majority population. may have difficulty accessing it. In recent years, interest in minority rights in Japan has increased and efforts have been made to solve the problems they face. However, there is still a long way to go to achieve full equality for all individuals in Japan, regardless of their religious beliefs. And as Japan we will get through this.