THR the characterization that politics is a career than a public service
Novice Semifinals
This House supports initiatives to clearly distinguish between military and civilian spheres of influence (e.g. preventing the appointment of active military leaders to civilian positions, prohibiting active military generals from running for political office, and leaving all military decision-making to military commanders)
Grand Final
THB in the concept of a borderless world
Semifinals
THR the characterization that politics is a career than a public service
Quarterfinals
This House supports initiatives to clearly distinguish between military and civilian spheres of influence (e.g. preventing the appointment of active military leaders to civilian positions, prohibiting active military generals from running for political office, and leaving all military decision-making to military commanders)
Round 5
THW ban BNPL services in the e-commerce industry
Info Slide
“Buy Now Pay Later” (BNPL) is a financing option offered by some retailers and financial service providers, allowing customers to purchase products or services upfront and defer the payment to a later date.
Round 4
THBT feminist should reject chivalrous acts
Info Slide
A chivalrous act is an act of a man towards a woman that is considerate and helpful. Examples include the concept of ladies first, opening doors for women, giving seats to women, etc.
Round 3
THW encourage women from low income family to avoid sugar relationship
Info Slide
Sugar relationships are based on companionships, intimacy or other forms of attention in exchange for personal benefit (financial support, material goods, professional advancement)
Round 2
THR the rising trend of Artistic activism
Info Slide
Artistic Activism is a practice combining the creative power of the arts to move people emotionally with the strategic planning of activism necessary to bring about social change (e.g. street arts to protest government policies)
Round 1
This house would ban public universities from commercializing their academic patent.
Info Slide
Academic patents are rights to intellectual property produced by universities. These patents are derived from the results of research or studies in the laboratory. Academic patents are often offered to the industry to be authorized for applicable products produced by the industry.