International Criminal Court - ICC
Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders Today.
Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders Today.
Hello everyone, my name is Pietra Mancastropi and I’m chairing this year’s International Criminal Court alongside my co-chair, Hamza. This will be my second time chairing, and I’m very happy to be able to relive the experience of MANORMUN!!
I first heard about MUN through some of my friends and classmates who had previous experience participating in MUN’s, and through theirs and Ms.Katy’s encouragement I decided to give MUN a try, and so far I’ve really enjoyed it.
Some facts about me are that I like to bake, play card games, visit new places, hang out with my friends, and listen to music.
During Manor MUN, my main goal is to be able to help everyone feel like they’re welcomed, heard by others, and comfortable enough to share thoughts and opinions. I'm really looking forward to MANORMUN, and I hope that everyone who attends is able to make the most out of it by meeting new people, making friends, exchanging ideas, and most importantly, having fun!
Hello everyone! My name is Hamza El-Babaa, and I’m glad to be serving as your Co-Chair for the International Criminal Court (ICC) this year alongside Pietra Mancastropi.
A little bit about me outside of MUN: when I'm not working on school stuff, you'll usually find me playing basketball with my friends or studying for a test I clearly did not study for. I'm someone who likes keeping busy, whether that's working on a personal project or trying out a new game.
I've been involved in MUN for a bit, and I'm really looking forward to seeing what everyone brings to the table. Our goal is to keep things productive, interesting, and straightforward without making it overly stressful.
Whether you're an experienced delegate or this is your first time speaking up, we're here to help the debate run smoothly and make sure everyone has a good time. Looking forward to meeting you all at the conference!
Topics:
1) The People of Japan v. Kira (Practice Trial)
2) The People of Quilicura v. The Government of Chile