Agenda: Combating Systemic Racism and Police Brutality in Developed Democracies

Widespread protests have brought systemic racism and unchecked police brutality to the forefront of international attention. Delegates will address structural discrimination in law enforcement, judiciary bias and the disproportionate targeting of marginalized communities. The challenge lies in enforcing international human rights standards in nations that often resist external scrutiny. Case studies include the U.S., France, and Brazil, among others. Delegates must navigate between state sovereignty, global accountability, and public outrage. Resolutions may include creating independent monitoring bodies, racial justice frameworks, and institutional reforms. This agenda demands moral courage and diplomatic finesse. The credibility of the international human rights system is on trial.