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Taylor’s College Subang Jaya, SELANGOR – The United Nations (UN) is an organisation that is no stranger to most of us. The UN was established in 1945 and is committed to maintain world peace and security, to develop good relations between its members as well as to promote human rights. This organisation has helped change the lives of so many and the recent TAYMUN Conference 2013 gave the young generation a chance at experiencing what a UN conference would be like.
TAYMUN is an acronym for Taylor’s Model United Nations and the event was organised by Taylor’s College Subang Jaya’s (TCSJ) very own TAYMUN club. The conference was held at the TCSJ campus and took place over three days, from the 29th of November to 1st of December.
The aim of the conference was to provide an opportunity for the young generation to express their opinions on global issues as well as to inculcate the United Nations spirit into the nation’s youths to nurture their leadership, communication and diplomatic skills.
Participants arrived from various colleges, universities and international schools around...

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