Commission on Crime Prevention
and Criminal Justice

AGENDA: Ethical boundaries of human genome editing.

STATES AND OBSERVERS: 30+1
E-MAIL: ccpcj@msumun.ru

Honourable delegates,
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
During our work, we will address the ethical boundaries of human genome editing, a field that offers remarkable medical opportunities while raising serious questions about human dignity, fundamental rights, and the risks of misuse.
As delegates, your task is to find a balance between scientific progress and ethical responsibility, working towards solutions that reflect the interests of the international community.
I encourage you to engage in constructive debate, demonstrate diplomatic skills, and approach this complex issue with an open mind.
All best wishes,
Felix Belkin
CCPCJ President

Hello ladies and gentlemen!
I would like to express my gratitude for your interest to our committee.
I find our agenda very relevant, as this region has been struggling with it for many years. I hope our delegates will think outside the box to come up with the most useful and extraordinary pieces of advice to deal with the problem. As this problem is relevant, a lot has been already done in the sphere, but still the region faces this problem, which means we still need to work on it.
We welcome you to join our committee!

Respectfully,
CCPCJ Vice-President
Djamal Azizov



Distinguished delegates!
As an expert, I welcome you to the most uncomfortable intersection in modern science: the gap between what we can do and what we should do. Somatic therapies already treat certain cancers — and that success makes the next question unavoidable. Heritable germline editing remains the line most of the world has agreed not to cross, and your task is to decide how it is defended and by what rules.
What I can offer is the factual and regulatory groundwork. The moral imagination — seeing the person behind the policy — must come from you. Let this committee be remembered not for what it blocked, but for what it built: governance that is cautious, equitable, and worthy of public trust.
Respectfully,
Uliana Tarakankina
Expert
LIST OF COUNTRIES

Algeria


Brazil

China (the People's Republic of)


Colombia


Ecuador


Egypt


El Salvador


France


India


Indonesia


Iran (Islamic Republic of)


Italy


Jamaica


Japan


Kenya


Mexico


Morocco


Netherlands (Kingdom of the)


Poland


Russian Federation


Saudi Arabia


Senegal


Serbia


South Africa


Switzerland

CHAIRMAN

Türkiye


United Arab Emirates


United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland


United States of America


Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of


LIST OF OBSERVERS

Nigeria