Motions for WSDC 2023 in Vietnam, from the official tab. All motions are impromptu except for R1, 2, 5 and 7. R1: This House believes that the World Bank Group should adopt a one-country-one-vote system R2: This House supports the use of the nine planetary boundaries framework R3: This House opposes internet gurus* selling their… Continue reading WSDC 2023 – Motions
Team seedings used for the WSDC 2019 draw. As this was power-paired, the seeding and pre-tournament draw was only needed for rounds 1 and 2.
HK Squad Alexandra Uy-Tioco Jenny Kim Zachary Too Rachel Lang Nicole Wong Edgar Cheng Kyle Chong Lauren Tse Valerie Choi Coaching team: Harish Natatajan, Jason Xiao, and Janko Djordjevic. HK Development Squad Nadia Venetz Advik Sharma Kong Sai Hang, Nicholas Jeanine Cheng Regina Uy-Tioco David Hong Yao Yue Seng Ellisha Nick Shi Moses Lai Evan… Continue reading WSDC 2023 – Hong Kong Squad
Now that debates are more often than not held as online activities, it seems to both make it much easier to record and share debates as well as ruin some of the joys and fun of being able to meet-up physically with debaters from different environments and settings. In any event, The International Debate Education… Continue reading WSDC 2022 – Videos
I am much too retired to live-update/back-tab, but I am also not ashamed to say I am following the event. So here's the happy compromise where I only need to get out my wordpress machine once a year. Also who needs to back-tab when the wizards (Aljoša Polšak, Ivan Koruza and Leon Zrnić) have all… Continue reading WSDC 2022 – Results round-up
See separate post for the full WSDC 2022 round-up. Team Hong Kong win WSDC 2022 Going one better than WSDC 2021, where Hong Kong were grand finalist, Dhruv Leekha, Chloe Tian Yi Tse, Madeleine Wu Xin Mei, Jenny Minji Kim and Alexandra Sofia Uy Uy-Tioco came out 9-0 champions of WSDC 2022 after breaking top… Continue reading Hong Kong champions of WSDC 2022
Round 1 PropositionOppositionBermudaWalesBrazilSouth AfricaCanadaCroatiaCzech RepublicSwitzerlandEnglandQatarFinlandDenmarkGermanyGreeceIsraelHungaryMexicoJamaicaMoroccoThe NetherlandsPanamaSlovakiaPolandLithuaniaRomaniaZimbabweScotlandNigeriaSpainIrelandSyriaEstoniaUSAArgentinaWestern Division - R1 PropositionOppositionAustraliaArmeniaCambodiaKoreaChinaNorth MacedoniaIndonesiaAlbaniaKazakhstanNew ZealandLatviaSingaporeMalaysiaBulgariaMongoliaPhilippinesNepalKenyaPakistanJapanSri LankaItalyTanzaniaTaiwanThailandIndiaTurkeyBangladeshUAESultanate of OmanUgandaSloveniaVietnamHong KongEastern Division - R1 Notes Notes for R1: Group A drawn against Group C. Group B drawn against Group D.Notes for R3: Side lock. Therefore teams will debate on the opposite side to R1.
Motions for The Netherlands Online WSDC 2022, also helpfully summarized here by idebate. All motions are impromptu except for R1, 3, 5 and 7. WSDC 2022 Motions Committee was Varshini Venkatesh, Luka Petrović, Julio Meyer, Kithmina Hewage, Njuguna Macharia, Huw Jones, and Tamkeen Nawab. R1: This House believes that the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue should initiate… Continue reading WSDC 2022 – Motions [Updated]
Hong Kong squad Alexandra Uy-Tioco (German Swiss International School) Chloe Tse (Hong Kong International School) Dhruv Leekha (Hong Kong International School) Madeleine Wu (Diocesan Girls' School) Navia Zhang (Hong Kong International School) Nicole Wong (Sha Tin College) Rachel Lang (German Swiss International School) Yui Kurosawa (Hong Kong International School) Coach: Jason Xiao and Harish Natarajan… Continue reading WSDC 2022 – Hong Kong Squad
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