Jemma Lewis

The narrative of the big, bad multi-national corporation (MNC) swooping into developing countries to off-shore low value-added stages of production is all too familiar in today’s day and age. It’s easy and completely justified to find…
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Recent evidence collected by the Alberta Health Inspectors alleging that foreign workers were living out of a Burger King in Lethbridge has re-ignited public debate over the rights afforded to migrant workers and the ethical implications of…
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The highly publicized failure of the 1993 United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda is an enduring stain on the reputation of the United Nations, often referenced by those who regard peacekeeping missions as inefficient and futile.…
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The spread of disease is undoubtedly a concern with the power to unite nations, as pandemics can cross borders swiftly and without permission. Our perhaps greatest weapon against this silent threat is the development and administration of…
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From Justin Trudeau’s self-proclamation as a “feminist” to Emma Watson’s HeForShe campaign, the discussion about gender equality is gaining international traction every day. Accordingly, it was no surprise that this year’s McMUN Global…
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