The Most Important Issues We Aim to Resolve

First:
Human Rights

• The right to water, food, and clothing
• The right to a healthcare system that ensures access to medicine and medical care for all segments of civil society
• The right to education that promotes community development
• The right to housing that guarantees a decent life
• The right to exercise political rights in accordance with the constitution and the law

Second:
Rights of Community Groups

• Rights of persons with disabilities
• Child welfare
• Maternal care
• Rights of widows and divorced women
• Youth rights
• Rights of the elderly

Third:
Combating Violence Against Women

• Advocating for the abolition of child marriage penalties
• Combating human trafficking crimes
• Supporting families and ensuring a decent life to promote societal advancement

Fifth:
Right to Security and Stability

• Striving for peace between nations based on respect for the will of the people to achieve internal and external community security
• Addressing unemployment and providing suitable job opportunities for youth

Sixth:
Legal and Medical Support

• The UN Commission for Information seeks to provide a legal team to defend members of the Commission and a medical team to provide healthcare for members

Seventh:
Preserving Cultural Identity

• Promoting cultural activities in all their forms and honoring outstanding individuals to uphold the motto “Culture First” and preserve the heritage of nations

The Commission acts as a mediator between citizens, international civil society organizations, and state institutions, aiming to find solutions to the challenges faced by individuals.

The Commission highlights areas of success, honoring exemplary models to inspire youth to follow their path. It also monitors issues, proposes appropriate solutions, and assists state institutions in addressing them—without interfering in the internal affairs of any country and respecting each nation’s constitution and laws