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Asians British Parliament

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ABP, or Asians British Parliamentary Debate Championships (commonly referred to as ABP, and sometimes Asians BP) is an annual debate tournament for universities across Asia. Alongside UADC, it is one of the largest, premier tournaments across Asia, held usually during the middle of the year. The debates are held in the British Parliament format. It is hosted by different universities across Asia, based on a bidding system organized by a council composed of representatives from universities all over Asia that attend the competition.

History[edit]

Council[edit]

Past champions[edit]

Year Host Main champion Runners-up ESL Champion Tabs link
2008 Thailand Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
2009 Example Example Example Example Example
2010 Example Example Example Example Example
2011 Example Example Example Example Example
2012 Example Example Example Example Example
2013 China China Example Example Example Example
2014 Brunei Borneo
2015 Malaysia Asia Pacific University, Malaysia Singapore Nanyang Technological University 1 (???, ???)[1] Universiti Teknologi MARA 1 (Mifzal Mohammed, Jasmine Abdullah), International Islamic University 1 (Mubarrat Wassey, Syed Saddiq), National University of Singapore 1 (???, ???) Example Example
2016[2] Indonesia Jakarta Malaysia International Islamic University of Malaysia 1 (Mubarrat Wassey, Ameera Moore)[3] Nanyang Technological University 1 (Yi-An Shih, ???), Singapore Management University 2 (???, ???), Yale-Nus College 3 (???, ???) Example Example
2017 Thailand Krabi Bangladesh ??? (???, ???) Philippines Ateneo de Manila University 1 (Mika Filoteo, Katrina Chan), ??? (???, ???), ??? (???, ???)
2018[4] Vietnam Hanoi Malaysia International Islamic University of Malaysia 1 (Khalis Khalid, Syarif Fakhri) Malaysia International Islamic University of Malaysia 3 (Ameer John, Hilmy Yazid), Bangladesh Institute of Business Administration University of Dhaka 1 (Sourodip Paul, Sajid Asbat Khandaker), Malaysia Taylor's University 1 (Amrit Agastia, Dev Sachdev)
2019[5] Indonesia Yogyakarta South Korea SolBridge International School of Business 1 (Sally Lee, Leomar Doctolero)[6] Philippines Ateneo de Manila University 2 (Jaime Siy, Sally Lee), Singapore National University of Singapore 1 (??, Sher May Nar), Singapore Singapore Management University 1 (Adil Hakeem, ??) not accessible
2020 Malaysia Malaysia

Motions[edit]

Year AdjCore Motions
2008 Example Example
2009 Example Example
2010 Example Example
2011 Example Example
2012 Example Example
2013 Example Example
2014 Example Example
2015 Example Example
2016 Example Example
2017 Example Example
2018 Example Example
2019 Example Example
2020 Example Example

References[edit]

  1. [1] Asian BP 2015 Finals
  2. [2] Jakarta ABP 2016
  3. [3] Jakarta ABP Championship Results
  4. [4] Hanoi ABP 2018
  5. [5] Yogyakarta ABP 2019
  6. [6] ABP 2019 Grand Finals

External links[edit]


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