Mock U.N. conference of students ends in N.Y.

Mock U.N. conference of students ends in N.Y.

NEW YORK, United States - Students attend the final day of a four-day mock meeting Aug. 13 at the United Nations in New York that brought together about 350 students from around the world. The students, including 25 from Japan's Kwansei Gakuin University, discussed a range of issues, including the maintenance of international peace and security. The U.N. International Model United Nations conference was part of official U.N. Millennium Summit-related activities.

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