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UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL (UNSC)

The primary responsibility of maintaining international peace and security falls within the hands of the security council.

The Security Council is composed of 15 members. Furthermore, they take the lead in determining the existence of a threat to peace or an act of aggression.

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1ST GENERAL ASSEMBLY (GA1)

The First Committee addresses disarmament, global issues, and threats to peace that impact the global community. It works toward finding solutions to overcome all challenges in the international security regime.

WORLD HEALTH ASSEMBLY (WHA)

The WHO's governing body is called the World Health Assembly. It primarily focuses on a particular health agenda created by the Executive Board.

Its main responsibilities include setting the organisation's policies, selecting the Director-General, regulating financial practices, and reviewing and approving the proposed program budget.

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UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN (UNW)

UN Women is committed to empowering women and promoting gender equality.

Being a global advocate for women and girls, it was founded to hasten the process of addressing their needs on a global scale.

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Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)

Federation Internationale de l'Automobile is an international governing body that oversees motorsport, including Formula 1,

and advocates for road safety worldwide. Its objectives include promoting fair competition in motor racing, ensuring sustainability and innovation within the sport, and enhancing global road safety standards. FIA also plays a key role in advancing diversity and inclusion in motorsport, striving to create a balanced and equitable environment both on and off the track.

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INTERNATIONAL PRESS CORPS (IPC)

The International Press Corps consists of unbiased journalists, each representing a well-known news agency instead of the interests of a single country.

They will report on the proceedings of each committee, investigate debates, conduct interviews, and write articles. Three news agencies will be determined by the duly elected chairs.

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