CORRECTED Model United Nations

CORRECTED Model United Nations

TOKYO, Japan - CLARIFYING DESCRIPTION OF STUDENTS Students including Japanese high school students pose with U.N Secretary General Ban Ki Moon (C) at the U.N. headquarters in New York on May 12, 2011, prior to attending a Model United Nations conference. Participants of the MUN conferences simulate roles of the delegates of each country and discuss the actual subjects to understand international issues. (Kyodo)

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