Topic: Combating the Rise of Xenophobic Violence
Country: Cameroon
Delegate Name: Michael Sienko
School: Williamston High School
Topic page: background guide and all position papers All Cameroon position papers GLIMUN 2011 committees
Acts of violence occur everyday around the world. This is something that we just had to admit is going to happen. The larger ones though, including ones caused due religion, race, and culture can be limited. These acts of cruel are spreading throughout the world. Every human being should have a right to live and live peacefully and not be subject to violence from their own beliefs.
Cameroon has not had many outlandish problems that involve xenophobic violence. We do however, believe that we should help our neighboring countries that are not so lucky. We believe that coming together as a group of prosperous nations should greatly help the action of limited the violence. There are countries in Africa that desperately need help from the countries close by it.We would like to get resolutions to pass quickly and so we can help the innocent people. These resolutions might have to go to as far as military support from countries.
We are a stable country right now but looking back at history we know that the condition of our country could change in a matter of minutes. We think that the U.N. should supply whatever is necessary in order to help the countries that are in need of support. We would all agree that if put in a position where cruel acts of violence are going in our country that we would take all of the support we could get. The support could be as small as money being raised to help the government with armed support but the more that comes in the better in order to keep the world safe.
