Question: What debate topic are the following sentences about? 1. They have successfully prosecuted some individuals for these crimes and it should be left to Kenya to deliver justice for itself .
2. Kenya has a functioning judiciary and police force .
3. Kenyans overwhelmingly see the ICC is imperialist , and 61 % want the ICC to terminate its case against Kenyatta .
4. There have been several cases brought before the courts .
5. Nebehay , Stephanie , UN urges Kenya to probe violence after 2007 elections , , 26 July 2012 , Wanyama , Henry , Kenya : 61 Percent of Kenyans Want ICC Cases Dropped Poll , , 1 February 2014 ,
6. If and when Kenyas leaders should be tried should be left to the domestic judiciary to decide .
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Answer: This House believes the Uhuru Kenyatta indictment was an unwelcome interference by the ICC


Question: What debate topic are the following sentences about? 1. Perceptions of beauty and fashion in particular have been terribly distorted .
2. Many young people have low self-esteem , and lead unhealthy lifestyles because they feel they should be thinner and more attractive like the models they see in adverts .
3. Many adverts do more than just advertising products .
4. Some try to make people feel inferior if they do n't have the product , or if they have something which the product would change .
5. However , it often tends to portray a limited -LRB- small -RRB- number of body shapes ' .
6. This leads to serious problems like eating-disorders and self-harm .
7. Research that proved this effect also concluded that ` the media can boost self-esteem -LRB- happiness with one 's self -RRB- where it is providing examples of a variety of body shapes .
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Answer: This House believes that advertising is harmful


Question: What debate topic are the following sentences about? 1. Gambling can have a devastating effect on families .
2. The most obvious effect is financial as one partner uses all their money on gambling the other needs to support the whole family or the gambler may even gamble away joint savings .
3. Psychologically there is a relationship between gambling and various psychiatric and alcohol disorders .
4. This is also an impact on friends , who do not want to be tied into supporting gambling financially or even just emotionally .
5. Lesieur and Custer estimated that for each problem gambler there were 10-15 other people adversely impacted by the gambling of that person .
6. As with drugs , it is harmful to the individual concerned and their family and friends , and it is better to ban gambling to stop people getting started in the first place .
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Answer: This House would ban gambling


Question: What debate topic are the following sentences about? 1. Even in the United States , which has been reticent to sign , the popular opinion is overwhelmingly in favor of the ban .
2. A ban on nuclear testing is almost universally desired in virtually every country , with the exception of a few rogue states , such as North Korea .
3. It is difficult to make the case that international cooperation will accomplish anything regarding contentious issues when it can not even act on one that has universal support virtually everywhere .
4. There is a very strong political impetus to enact a ban , and actually doing so would show that the international community could actually agree upon something .
5. A ratification of the ban could thus restore faith in the ability of the international community to accomplish important goals .
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Answer:
This house would maintain the ban on nuclear weapons testing