If the compromise is disputed, the compromise will be sought until the last day of the General Assembly. If no compromise is agreed upon by the final voting session (as determined by the Presidency at the GA's commencement), amendments will be voted on as submitted. If the Resolution proposer and Amendment proposer agree on a compromise, but a Full Member Organisation or the Executive Committee objects, the General Assembly will vote by simple majority to determine whether the compromised version or original version of the amendment is voted on. It is encouraged that the CAS sessions are organised in advance of the General Assembly, following the deadline for amendments which is

including sieges and attacks on healthcare and civilian areas, constitute violations of international law and possible war crimes. Israel’s military actions in Gaza, including sustained bombardment, sieges, and reported attacks on civilian infrastructure and healthcare systems, have generated grave violations of international humanitarian law and war crimes, as documented by multiple UN bodies and international human rights organizations. The ongoing assault ondevastation in Gaza, which some UN bodiesexperts and genocide scholars deemedhave described as meeting the threshold of genocide inas of 2025, exemplifiesis widely seen as a stark expression of imperial violence through occupation, involving collective punishment, and systematic denial of Palestinian self-determination.

• The EU to ensure universal access to nutritious, regenerative, and plant-based food for reasonable prices, this could be done by implementing a public grocery system. Public grocery systems are defined as retail food establishments that are directly owned,

• offering goods at affordable and, in some cases, subsidized prices. European governments shallshould furthemore fund regenerative farms and gardens linked to these public grocery stores (Clark, 2021)through the common agricultural policy.[Space]

• TheAdvocate for the EU to end all economic and political relations with states that violate human rights. We call on the EU to completely repeal the EU-Israel

• The EU should obligate member states to guarantee an independent financing of public broadcasters through licence fees.

including sieges and attacks on healthcare and civilian areas, constitute violations of international law and possible war crimes. The ongoing assault oncrimes against humanity in Gaza, which UN bodies and genocide scholars deemed genocide in 2025, exemplifies

the growing commodification of education reflect systemic priorities that place capitalist market logic above social justice and education. Too often, the aim of educations systems is to produce compliant workers ready for the job market. This reality is inherent to the school system within our capitalist systems. It then requires a radical transformation of educational institutions in order to restore their emancipatory function, or even exceed it. At the same time, these political decisions impede students from acquiring valuable knowledge for

are primarily conducted by these large media groups, influencing the political climate in the region.Similarly, the French billionaire Vincent Bolloré's media strategy - which involves buying up several new media outlets in the past years and undermining constantly public broadcasting as being "woke" - wages a cultural war on behalf of the far right, showing that billionaire ownership and corporate monopolisation of media outlets threaten democracy and disproportionately silence minority, regional, and dissenting voice.

• Invest in teacher training, affordable and high-quality school materials, and reduced student-teacher ratios.

• ProvideEncourage funding for low-income candidates preparing for civil service exams for toprelevant positions in public administrations, as they are usually covered by people from a privileged background, fueling inequality and causing

China, far from being a peaceful superpower, has extended sovereignty over Hong Kong, pressures Taiwan toward annexation, and commits human rights violations such as the persecution of Uyghurs.China has dismantled democracy in Hong Kong by, among others, imprisoning its elected legislators, threatens neighboring states such as Japan, India and Taiwan with military aggression and annexation, and commits human rights violations such as the persecution, mass imprisonment, violence and culture erasure of Uyghurs.

Europe plays a key role globally but often subordinates itself to these systems, as seen in energy dependence and extractive economic relations. Neocolonial practices persist, while human rights are inconsistently applied. Protecting international law also means protecting AFAB and marginalised communities globally.

The EU consolidates former empires and often uses imperialist power both within its borders and in relation to its peripheries. Its trade with the outside world is frequently characterized by unfair exchange, exploitative treaties, and neocolonial practices that continue the legacy of colonialism. Wealth, which is meant to lessen inequalities between richer and poorer EU states, often ends up back in the wealthier members.Protecting international law and justice also means protecting AFAB and marginalised communities globally.

• Enable independence in and out of school through self-regulated study. Support pupil-led clubs. Offer schemes for free or reduced-cost cultural and sports activities that do not require class or school involvement.

• Reform assessment systems by replacing traditional grading with fair and holistic evaluations that reflect students’ actual learning and development.

• Encourage assessment systems that support inclusive, fair and student-centred learning and development.

• Public broadcasters are owned by an independent foundation, which is overseen by a supervisory board. The number of politically nominated representatives should not exceed a third and should represent both the voted-in majority and the opposition as equally as possible. To fully represent the diversity of the country, the rest should be filled with representatives of civil society, such as trade unions, religious communities, universities, young people, minorities such as migrants and representatives of economic and cultural groups. The foundation’s supervisory board should not interfere in editorial decisions.

• Public broadcasters are owned by an independent foundation, which is overseen by a supervisory board. The board should fully represent the diversity of the country. The foundation’s supervisory board should not interfere in editorial decisions.

• Guarantee youth participation in administration in all schools through active student councils. Ensure these councils receive stable budgets allocated directly by the school, and are not wholly reliant on grants. Promote active involvement by school staff.

• The protection for journalists who work in warzones or critical situations should be strengthened. The EU should prohibit the use of spyware technologies against journalists.The EU Magnitsky Act should be used to sanction states and actors that target journalists. Governments should push for ICC

• In line with the 2025 FYEG resolution on defense,defense policy must explicitly address climate adaptation. Resources allocated for security should be distributed to counter climate change-related hazards, such as natural disasters;

• Decommodify higher education by guaranteeing universally free access to public universities and higher vocational education, recognizing education as a public good rather than a market commodity. Ensure that no student is excluded from pursuing academic or professional training because of tuition fees, administrative costs, or the financial burden of housing, food, transportation, textbooks, digital access, and other essential living expenses.

campaigns continue to evade accountability, particularly on social media platforms that fail to act on EDMO’s findings.

We must understand that honest and impartial media means finding and reporting the truth, not merely taking a middle ground between opposing views. Sometimes, the facts may challenge common beliefs or political narratives. Ultimately, what separates what is thought of as partisan from what is considered common sense is the amount of support it receives. For this reason, the media has an important role in ensuring that believing and disseminating the truth becomes uncontroversial.