BCMUN 2023

Topic

Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons

About the committee

The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC), was founded in 1945 as the first committee of the United Nations. The committee was formed along with the UN Charter, serving as a body maintaining peace and security around the world. In the Status Quo, DISEC serves one of the major general assemblies of the United Nations, and tackles many issues, including small arms trade, and threats to world peace. This committee is open to delegates of all skills, welcoming 75 delegates to participate in fruitful debate. Position Papers are not mandatory; however, they are mandatory to be considered for awards.

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Topic

Child Labor in Developing Countries

About the committee

The Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee (SOCHUM), was founded in 1945, as the Third General Assembly of the United Nations. As a committee, SOCHUM is dedicated to advancing the cause of human rights and improving the quality of life for people around the world. From addressing issues of poverty, inequality, and social justice to promoting access to healthcare, education, and basic human needs, we will be exploring some of the most pressing challenges of our time. Whether you are an experienced Model UN participant or a first-time delegate, we encourage you to bring your unique perspectives, experiences, and ideas to the table. This committee is open to delegates of all skills, welcoming 75 delegates to participate in fruitful debate. Position Papers are not mandatory for this committee, but highly recommended. Position papers are required to be eligible for awards.

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Regional Responses to Natural Disasters and Humanitarian Crises

About the committee

Member states in Southeast Asia make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), a regional intergovernmental organization. Since its founding in 1967, ASEAN has worked to advance regional integration and collaboration, boost social and economic advancement, and uphold regional peace and stability. You will get the chance to represent a member state in the ASEAN committee at the Model UN and participate in dynamic discussions and negotiations to solve issues pertaining to social justice, economic development, and regional security. The ASEAN committee offers delegates a distinctive and interesting opportunity to learn about the issues affecting Southeast Asia and hone their leadership, critical thinking, and public speaking abilities. These issues range from combating transnational crime to supporting sustainable development. This committee is open to delegates of all skills, welcoming 20 delegates to participate in fruitful debate. Position Papers are mandatory for this committee.

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Topic

Myanmar Civil War

About the committee

The primary institution in charge of preserving world peace and security is the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). The UNSC, which has 15 members including 5 permanent members with veto power, is essential in reacting to international crises and conflicts. At Model United Nations, you will get the chance to represent a member state and take part in spirited discussions, negotiations, and diplomacy to tackle some of the most important global issues. The UNSC committee offers delegates a distinctive and demanding opportunity to strengthen their leadership, critical thinking, and public speaking abilities while obtaining a greater understanding of international politics and diplomacy, from crisis management to peacekeeping operations. This committee is open to delegates of all skills; however, is more suited for advanced delegates. The UNSC is limited to 15 delegates. Position Papers are mandatory for this committee.

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Second Sino-Japanese War (United Front Perspective)

About the committee

With our historic crisis committee at Model UN, take a trip back in time and explore the world of historic crisis management. As a member of this committee, you will be taken back in time to a particular historical event, such as a significant political negotiation or world event. You'll collaborate with other delegates to make crucial decisions and work through challenging issues in a dynamic setting. You'll draw on your historical familiarity and diplomatic prowess to resolve conflicts amicably. Delegates can immerse themselves in the past and learn more about world history through the historic crisis committee, which also helps them develop their leadership, critical thinking, and public speaking skills. Are you ready to make your mark on the world? This committee is open to delegates of all skills; however, is more suited for advanced delegates. HCC is limited to 20 delegates this year. Position Papers are mandatory for this committee.

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Topic

Star Wars - The Clone Wars

About the committee

With this fictional crisis committee, you will enter the world of crisis management. You will apply your creativity and critical thinking abilities to problems and develop creative solutions, working cooperatively with other delegates, to defuse the crisis and stop further escalation. The fictional crisis committee offers delegates a singular and exciting opportunity to develop their leadership, teamwork, and crisis management abilities while also learning about international problems and diplomacy. Join us for a thrilling and challenging event that will test your ability to act quickly and make important judgements. Are you ready to rise to the challenge? This committee is open to delegates of all skills; however, is more suited for advanced delegates. FCC is limited to only 20 delegates. Position Papers are mandatory for this committee.

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