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We can’t allow more racism this is against civil rights and is hurting our people.

I disagree

(OOC: Welcome to the General Assembly, the forum for passing international law. The prevention and combatting of racism is definitely something that the GA can address. However, it will need to do so in the format of a law, with active clauses that require or, for proposals marked as Mild, encourage action from member-nations. Otherwise, this isn’t something on which the GA can take action. You can see examples of such resolutions here. I suggest also having a look at the rules for proposals. Lastly, I would suggest searching through the list of passed resolutions to see which pieces of legislation mention racism already, since there are a few.)

The Communist Nation of Skibidi wrote:We can’t allow more racism this is against civil rights and is hurting our people.

While we generally agree with this statement, we would like the delegation of the Communist Nation of Skibdidi to further elaborate on this, especially what you consider as racism (definitions vary) as well as what you recommend us, as the General Assembly, to do against that. We recommend you to look at the draft of Resolution "Promoting Ethnic and Cultural Equality".

For the Delegation of Tigrisia
Ambassador Thomas Salazar
Head of Mission