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Signators: United Kingdom, Israel, Iran, Russian Federation, Syria, Netherlands, Gabon, Nigeria
Noting with regret the lack of cooperation the international communities has received from the Assad regime,
Observing past efforts that imposed economic sanctions on countries have successfully weakened governments,
Fully aware of the consequences of military involvement
Convinced that leaving the rebel groups in Syria is what is allowing the war to continue
Realizing that in Iraq, military involvement has ended poorly for all parties involved (ie: Iraq)
Seeking countries to join together to show Syria that this war is unacceptable.
Aware of the 2.5 million displaced peoples in Syria,
Believing that increased aid to to Syrian refugees will encourage stability,
Deploring direct military involvement,
Supports the UNHCR
Desiring a peaceful Syria,
1. Requests that all UN member states continue to work together to accommodate more refugees,
2. Urges that the International Criminal Court to lead the force in the prosecution of the responsible persons on both sides who committed crimes against innocent civilians and refugees,
3. Calls upon Syria’s allies like Russia to deplore the use of chemical weapons, because in the past, Syria has responded positively to its allies requests, like Russia, and encourages the use of these allies to discuss with Syria a way to permanently end this crisis,
a. This has worked in the past, as Syria wants to maintain its alliance with Russia,
4. Supports the use of the United Nation Peacekeepers to a. Protect neighboring nations by acting as a border patrol i. from a possible spill over ii. and protect international peace b. protect the refugee camps i. and make sure that the humanitarian aid being sent does not fall into the wrong parties ii. and police the camps for the good of everyone within the refugee camp, by preventing internal conflicts,
Over nine million Syrians alone have been displaced since 2011! If someone took three people who originate from Syria, chances are, one of them has been displaced from their homes. Millions of people are attempting to escape the horrible terrorist groups located in Syria, and the strain on European countries to house refugees is endless, but, to put less stress on European countries, refugees can go to countries nearby to their home, paid for by European countries. The countless terrorist organizations…
units, raising pro-regime militias, as well using those forces to clear the area of rebellions. The protest lead to the Civil War that is taking place over Syria has caused major destruction. This Civil War has forced over Syrians to flee the area to seek support from neighboring counties such as Jordan. In 2012 one the largest Syrian refugee camps opened in Jordan and this camp currently holds over 100,000 Syrian refugees. Due to the large number of Syrian refugees fleeing to Jordan, the migration…
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intervention continued to grow. By 1952, Gamal Abdal Nasser had led a coup against the Egyptian king and was named president of Egypt. He ended official British influence and became a truly symbolic leader for all Arabs. He tried to unite Egypt and Syria into a single United Arab Republic, but this attempt lasted for only a few years. It was clear Nasser saw foreign powers such as Britain as intervening trouble makers this is demonstrated by his clear dis-like of the Baghdad…
