And the first motion is……

December 10, 2008

Neill doing roll-call

Neill doing roll-call

This House would legalised same sex union

And so it begins. The tournament kicked off at around 1030am with Neill calling the roll-call for the participants. A swing team had to be formed because there was an odd number of teams in the total tab. By 11am, teams started to make their way to their respective debate rooms. With a total of 11 rooms, one is spoilt with which debate to listen to. First round ended at around 1230pm.

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The debate in Room 1

The debate in Room 1

The debate in Room 2

The debate in Room 2

The debate in Room 3

The debate in Room 3

The debate in Room 4

The debate in Room 4

The debate in Room 5

The debate in Room 5

The debate in Room 6

The debate in Room 6

The debate in Room 7

The debate in Room 7

The debate in Room 8

The debate in Room 8

The debate in Room 9

The debate in Room 9

The debate in Room 10

The debate in Room 10

The debate in Room 11

The debate in Room 11

Round 1 ended just in time for lunch.
The 1st day of the tournament continued with Round 2 and 3 after lunch with the motions, “This House would allow detention without trial for suspected terrorists” and “This House would allow government to opt of human rights obligation on religious grounds“, respectively.

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TRIVIA

The youngest participants in the debate are two Malacca High School students, Sanjiv Nair a/l Sasidharan and Seo Yiie Huern, both aged 17.

On Day 2, 10th December, the Organising Committee was told that the police did some enquiries on the debate at Hotel Malaya. Happy Human Rights Day to you too, Sir!

A local municipal councillor in Sepang is debating in the tournament. He is Praba Ganesan, formerly an editor at Malaysiakini.

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