Crisis Committee

Isaac Sim Jing Xiang, *Backroom* *Chair*

Khan Mohamed Mohamed Dhasil, *Frontroom Chair*

The Crisis Committee

Crisis offers delegates a dynamic environment that pushes the limits of their ingenuity and tenacity. It boasts a unique input-output system that enables delegates to grasp the weight of their actions as they navigate an increasingly complex simulation around them. The mandate of a crisis council is often flexible, as delegates expand or lose powers, and ongoing situations alter the council's competencies. Extenuating circumstances force the council's hand as measures must be taken, and new problems unfold from older struggles. As a delegate, the possibilities are endless. Resolve conflict with the might of your pen or undermine the efforts of your peers with the grit of your sword. Venture the borders between known and unknown realities – but if plans fail, brace for impact.

Spring Revolution

Two years ago, the military junta enacts a coup d’état; putting an end to nearly a decade of Burmese democracy. Leaders are arrested, the media blacked out, critics silenced. Today, Myanmar remains a state immiserated. Violence against civilians and armed conflict run rampant, with no signs of slowing down. In the far outskirts, a beacon of hope yet shines: An unlikely alliance formed from the fragmented remnants of a once burgeoning NLD and their former ethno-political rivals, united by a common goal. In spite of having gained international recognition, the cries of their oppressed brethren remain a stark reminder that more has to be done. With once deafening protests in the city growing silent and the international community’s attention running dry, an onerous task lies ahead. Sic Semper Tyrannis - Will you unfetter Myanmar from its shackles of tyranny, or will internal division and existential threats rend this council asunder? The Spring Revolution is in your hands.