Committee: The International Criminal Police Organization - INTERPOL

Sponsors: Republic of France, Federal Republic of Germany, United States of

America
Signatories: Republic of India, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland, Kingdom of  Spain, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Topic: Preventing and combating migrant smuggling

1. Prevent migrant smuggling

a. Encourage countries to minimize their national conflict that will directly
affect the lives of their citizens to sustain their country’s living
conditions by:
i. Accommodating Peace Treaties
1. The United Nations would act as a neutral ground for leaders of
conflicting parties to peacefully negotiate. 
2. Developed nations would provide economic aid for countries
enrolled in violent conflicts to revive its economy after Peace
Treaties were established. 
ii. Provide support funding to resolve environmental and economical
problems
iii. Sanctions to prevent purchasing lethal weaponry serving the purpose
of violent conflicts
iv. Sanctions to provide temporary work permit (1-2 years)

b. Raise awareness and educate the public about migrant smuggling by:
i. Conducting educational programs, campaigns, workshops and sharing
sessions in developing countries where citizens are highly vulnerable
to migrant smuggling about:
1. The threats and consequences of migrant smuggling(strike)
Delegate of US have stated in day 1 that migrants who have
intention of fleeing their homes have to ensure their money will
not go to waste by acknowledging the risks and accepting it.
Therefore, this solution will go against one crucial member in
your bloc

2. Legal methods for migration

3. Prevention and protection measures that should be taken
4. Temporary and short-term migrant and job permit provided by
other nations
 ii. Broadcasting public service messages in the appropriate and non-
violent languages in the countries of origin.
c. Suggestive framework to prevent migrant smuggling 
Borders controls: 
- Enhance border management procedures and border management information systems that
facilitate intelligence gathering and the formulation of risk profiles;

Strengthen capacity of border management agencies and specialist anti-smuggling units to more
effectively combat the crime of migrant smuggling through technical assistance, such as the
introduction or amendment of standard operating procedures, training on intelligence cycles,
performing risk analyses, investigative skills, debriefing and interviewing, and providing guidance on
tackling document fraud, illicit financial flows, money laundering and corruption;

i.
ii. Remain neutral or loosen borders based on each country’s stances and
different goals to create opportunities for immigrants (if granted) 
iii. NGOs to check in and provide supports for the immigrants who are
still living in asylums/centers in border
iv. More support from the government towards their citizens (to-be
immigrants) on legal migration ways 

2. Urges on the combat of migrant smuggling

a. Requests for international investigation operations and assistance provided
by INTERPOL and UN bodies in combating migrant smuggling
i. Enhancing the assurance regarding border checks practices

b. Application of technological intelligence to recognize migrant smuggling

cases
i. advanced technologies being used to detect migrant smuggling cases
ii. facilitate the recording, storage, analysis, and exchange of information
relating to identified victims of trafficking
1. gps datas from phone &social media detective professionals to
help on 
c. Strengthen capacity of border management agencies and specialist anti-
smuggling units to more effectively combat the crime of migrant smuggling
through technical assistance, such as the introduction or amendment of
standard operating procedures, training on intelligence cycles, performing
risk analyses, investigative skills, debriefing and interviewing, and providing
guidance on tackling document fraud, illicit financial flows, money
laundering and corruption;
 d.
1.
NGOs call for funds and stuff:
ngos create campaigns 
d. Provide humanitarian aid at borders
i. Governments of transit countries would provide basic healthcare both
in the country and at borders for smuggled immigrants
1. set up healthcare system stations on borders with the provision
of medical staffs to healthcare stations
ii. Governments would provide temporary accommodations - migrant
camps along borders 
1. Temporary camps will remain for immigrants until the
expulsion of illegal migrants

 temporary migrant camps along borders

expulsion  illegal migrants
announce the deported status of illegal migrants to their origin countries’
governments 
provide safe flights for illegal migrants back to their origin countries 
destination countries hold responsible providing flights and basic necessities for
migrants
relocate illegal migrants to the third country/party
The UK’s plan on relocate illegal migrants to Republic of Rwanda in exchange of
an economic development agreement in assurance of human rights
provide job training, temporary accommodations, healthcare services, education 

The International Criminal Police Organization,

Expressing deep concern that the number of people who are displaced owing to
violence, persecution, economic instability, political conflict and environmental
degradation has reached the highest level in recent years,

Noting with regret that, despite the tremendous effort countries and Member States
have made to combat migrant smuggling services, transnational criminal
organizations continue to grow,
Noting with grave concern the impact of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
pandemic on immigrants and other persons of concern, as well as their host
countries,

Expressing its appreciation for the Member States for their dedicated manner in
addressing the smuggling of immigrants,

Recalling the UN Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and
Air, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational
Organized Crime adopted in November 2000,