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Promoting the Protection of Human Rights in Reference to SDGs
（SDGs永續發展目標之各種人權促進之道）
Promoting the Protection of Human Rights in Reference to SDGs
（SDGs永續發展目標之各種人權促進之道）
The United Nations launched the '2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)' and proposed 17 core objectives for global governments and businesses to collectively comply with. These goals emphasized the concept of sustainability and the holistic development of individuals. Furthermore, they align with human rights principles that advocate for dignity, autonomy, inclusivity, equality, and non-discrimination.
Upon reviewing recent high-profile news events, including international conflicts, regional disputes, gender and racial controversies, and the oppression faced by vulnerable groups, it has drawn the attention of all global citizens to acknowledge the importance of human rights, peace, justice, regulatory transformation, acceptance and understanding. Caring for vulnerable individuals, and to mitigate the impact of the oppression caused by an imbalanced power structure, it requires the formulation of concrete and practical action plans to meet their urgent need. These plans can shed the light on the root of the problems, and take steps to reverse the existing inequalities or biases. Therefore, we invite you to present some of the key conflict issues and propose their measures of their protections based on the indicators of the SDGs.
Rules and Regulations
Presentation Format：The presentation should be in the form of slides, oral reports, or skits. However, for other performing format, please prior to apply to the Executor is required, and the time limit of this performance is 3 minutes.
Presentation Time：The presentation is limited to 8 minutes, followed by a 5-minute interactive Q&A session. Namely, the total time for each team should not exceed 13 minutes. A single bell will ring at 7 minutes to indicate a reminder. Two bells at 8 minutes signal the end of the presentation, so the presenting group must stop.
Interactive Q&A session Time：This session is limited to 5 minutes. A single bell will ring at 4 minutes to indicate a reminder. Two bells at 5 minutes signal the end of the session, so both of the questioning and presenting groups must stop.
We divided into "College and University Group, “Senior High School Group,” “Junior High School Group.” To ensure fair judging and prevent bias, each group will be evaluated and rewarded separately.
Interactive Q&A session：The preceding team must ask 1 to 2 questions, which will be evaluated by the judges, adding up to 0 to 2 points to the final scores, based on their relevance to the presentation contents. After the preceding team's questions, the remaining teams may ask 1 to 2 questions each, with no score deductions or additions. The questioning teams will receive a Q&A gift per team. (Notes: In each group, the last team will ask the first team.)
During the presentation process, if any team deliberately disrupts the order of the events, when the violation is confirmed, the team will be deducted by several points from the final scores.
Scoring Criteria：The scoring criteria are outlined in the following table. Any revision will be based on the latest version and simultaneously announced on the event’s official website.
The final results will be based on the Executor announcement. In case of any concerns, teachers from each team can collect appeal forms from the Executor and fill out the issues and submit them to the Executer before 7 PM on December 28, 2023. Late submissions will not be accepted. Appeals must be related to the rules, order of the presentation, and eligibility of participants. Appeals regarding the scoring of the judges and other technical or academic matters are not permitted. If necessary, relevant parties may be informed for clarification. The appeal outcome will be jointly determined by the Organizer, the Executor, and the judges, and a response will be provided to the appellant within 7 working days.
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