Agenda

GA1 – Disarmament and International Security

1. Addressing the Role of Private Military Companies in Armed Conflict.
2. Mitigating the Possibility of Military Intervention in relation to Trade Wars.
3. Eliminating the Challenges associated with Biometric Data Usage as a means for Counter-Terrorism.

 

GA2 – Economic and Financial Committee

1. Implementing Measures to Rebuild and Support the Economy of Palestine.
2. Improving Financial Means for the Achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.
3. Assessing Protectionism in Digital Markets, Assets, and Platforms.

 

GA3 – Social, Humanitarian & Cultural Issues

1. Addressing Digital Authoritarianism in the Form of State Censorship and Mass Surveillance.
2. Mitigating the Impact of Cultural Clashes as a result of Mass Migration.
3. The Question of the Repatriation of Cultural and Historical Artifacts Acquired in Times of War.

 

GA4 – Special Political and Decolonization

1. The Question of Ambazonia.
2. Assessing the Purchasing of Land as a Quasicolonian Expansion Tactic.
3. Measures for the Resolving of the Territorial Dispute in Kashmir.

 

GA5 – Administrative and Budgetary Committee

1. Reducing Fraud and Embezzlement in UN Humanitarian Aid for Armed Conflict.
2. Financing of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals.
3. Resolving Bureaucratic Inefficiencies of the UN, including Whistleblowing, in its Internal Justice System.

 

GA6 – Legal

1. Examining the Legal Status of US Sanctions on Iran.
2. Establishing Comprehensive Legal Frameworks Against Political Immunity and Impunity.
3. Enhancing the Implementation of Legal Frameworks against Illegal Migration.

ECOSOC – Economic and Social Council

1. Addressing Poverty and Hyperinflation in Venezuela.
2. Aiding the Integration of Automation, Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies in the Workforce.
3. Strengthening the Knowledge Economy in regards to Intellectual Property.
4. Implementing Measures to Minimize the Global Digital Divide between Less and More Economically Developed Countries.

 

SPECON – Challenging what-we think-we know

1. Ensuring the Protection of Personal Data through the mitigation of Digital Identity Theft.
2. Implementing Measures to Reduce Censorship in Scientific Research.
3. Protecting the International Information Space in Times of Armed Conflict.
4. Reducing the Risks of the Over-Classification of Information and Knowledge by Political Entities.

 

SC – Security Council

1. Addressing the Threat of the Proliferation of Biochemical Weapons.
2. Combatting the Rise of ISIS and Al-Qaeda Affiliated Groups.

 

HSC (1991-1992)

1. The Crisis of the Falklands War.
2. Addressing the Impacts of the Dissolution of the Soviet Union.
3. Maintaining Security after the Fall of Yugoslavia.

 

Human Rights Council

1. Protecting Individuals Against Forced Labour.
2. The Issue of the Use of “Human Shield” Tactics in Ongoing Armed Conflict.
3. Implementing Measures on the Balancing of the Right to Privacy and National Security.
4. Ensuring the Protection of Freedom of Press.

 

EC – Environmental Committee

1. The issue of Global Sand Shortage.
2. Mitigating the Environmental Impacts of Lithium Extraction.
3. Reducing Plastic Waste in Maritime South East Asia.
4. Assessing and Addressing the Environmental Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies.

 

UNESCO – United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

1. Regulating the Commodification of Protected Archaeological Sites.
2. Mitigating the Impact of Globalization and Interlingual Gentrification on Indigenous Languages.
3. Ensuring the Access of Professional and Educational Opportunities to Individuals with Neurodevelopmental Disorders.
4. Assessing the Sociocultural Impacts of the Withdrawal of Foreign Aid Programmes.

 

UNDRR – UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction

1. Enhancing the Use of Early Warning Systems for Wildfires.
2. Implementing the New Urban Agenda as a Preemptive Measure for the Negative Effects of Urbanisation.
3. Enhancing Global Pandemic Response Mechanisms.
4. Strengthening Earthquake Risk Reduction Mechanisms.

 

COPUOS – Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space

1. Establishing a Legal Framework for Outer Space Mining and the Utilization of Space Resources.
2. Addressing the Impact of Space Debris and Waste on Satellite Operations.
3. Developing and Promoting Interagency, Cooperation, and Governance Models for Space Exploration.

 

UN WOMEN

1. Combatting Women’s Rights Violations in the Middle East.
2. Examining the Issue of Women’s Access to Reproductive Healthcare.
3. Strengthening Mechanisms to Reduce the Gender Wage Gap.
4. Addressing Inequalities and Bias towards Women in Medical Research and Testing.

 

WHO – World Health Organisation

1. Tackling Mental Health Crises in Post-War Regions.
2. Combatting the Recent Tuberculosis Outbreaks.
3. Adopting and Integrating New Technologies in Healthcare Information Systems (HISS).
4. Strengthening National Responses to Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).

 

Youth Assembly 1

1. Addressing the Impact of Social Media on Eating Disorders.
2. Eliminating Fake News, Disinformation and Misleading Advertisements.

 

Youth Assembly 2

1. Proliferating Accessible and Qualitative Education for All.
2. Ensuring Accurate, Unbiased and Factual Historical Education in National Curricula.

 

International Court of Justice

1. Allegations of Genocide under the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Ukraine v. Russian Federation).