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The Newsletter of NEHS 109年第 25卷第 6期 實中園地

Given the eventful year and its various notable
current affairs, this year’s HSINMUN conference
theme Civil Rights v.s. Government Control
could not be more relevant. Controversies over
surveillance technology in the age of the pandemic,
global initiatives such as the Black Lives Matter
movement, civil rights protests like those in Hong
Kong and Belarus, climate change action in heavily
affected regions like the Amazon, social equality
developments in countries like Saudi Arabia and
Poland, and growing nationalistic sentiments on a
global scale all remind us that a delicate balance
between a government’s duty to ensure security and
uphold civil liberty is of paramount importance. As
delegates grapple with this complex yet prevalent
dilemma, they learn to think critically about issues
and evaluate the repercussions of various political
actions.

The HSINMUN Secretariat Team has worked of like...a swan on a pond. Effortless and graceful
tirelessly to ensure the overall quality of the on the surface, but full of trials and tribulations
conference. Cassie Yang (Parliamentarian), Mollie beneath it.” Although the HSINMUN team
Cheng (Secretary General), Ellen Ryoo (Deputy members encountered several obstacles during the
Secretary General 1), Ashley Huang (Deputy conference preparation process, they all agree that
Secretary General 2), and Alex Chen (Deputy the experience taught them invaluable lessons of
Secretary General 3) all dedicated countless hours communication, perseverance, and problem solving
to coordinating with students, advisors, and guests during times of stress and pressure. Looking back
from all across Taiwan. As Yang mentioned in her at the nine months of intense preparation, they
Closing Ceremony speech, “HSINMUN...is kind concluded that it was a rewarding journey for all.

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