Mock session completed- or what to do about Ducktown?

During mock session the council discussed the following scenario:

“The nephews of Donald Duck, Hewey, Duey and Louie, and their families have been forced into exile and end up in a refuge camp in Ducksville. Reports of armed sectarian clashes with the regime, the Beagle Boys, have ever since been frequent. The intensity and feriocity of the violence have led to a civilian exodus from Ducksville to neighbouring Duckstown, whose officials now have started publicly discussion unilateral armed intervention in Ducksville to put and end to the armed conflicts and stop potential spill over effects. The peace and security of the entire region is at risk and the Security Council is summoned to adress to issue. “

The representative from Ducksville declared that the matter was a matter to be decided upon by Ducksville alone and asked the Security Council to not pass a resolution.

Not heeding the declaration the delegates discussed various aspects of the problem. Belgium for example condemned the ethnic cleansing taking place in Ducksville and China later agreed. Qatar made the rather bold statement proposing that a wall should be built. Russia agreed but proposed that the wall should be referred to as a security barrier.

The negotiations took place under a cordial spirit, with laughs and mild rebukes from the president as the delegates adopted themselves to the multitude of formal rules of discussion. All in all the mock session was a success and we are all looking forward to the formal sessions to start.