CLVMUN 2027

Topic

Ensuring maritime security in the Strait of Bab Al-Mandab

About the committee

With increasing military tensions surrounding the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the security of one of the world's most strategically important maritime chokepoints has become a major international concern. The strait connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden and serves as a crucial passage for commercial vessels travelling between Europe and Asia. Recent advances by the Houthis (Ansar Allah) towards strategic positions overlooking the strait, alongside attacks and threats against commercial shipping, have raised concerns about freedom of navigation and the possibility of further military escalation. The Security Council will seek to prevent armed groups from using control over the strait as political or military leverage, while discussing naval security operations, protection of civilian vessels, international maritime law, and diplomatic de-escalation.

Chairs

• Xawery Eichler
• Anna Pokładek

Countries

Topic

Przyszłość Centralnego Portu Komunikacyjnego (Portu Polska): optymalizacja kosztów a strategia rozwoju infrastruktury

About the committee

Description: Centralny Port Komunikacyjny to jeden z najbardziej ambitnych i kontrowersyjnych projektów infrastrukturalnych w historii współczesnej Polski. Węzeł łączący centralne lotnisko, Kolej Dużych Prędkości oraz centrum logistyczne staje na styku geopolitycznych aspiracji i realiów budżetowych państwa. Z jednej strony podkreśla się kluczową rolę inwestycji dla bezpieczeństwa oraz potencjał przejęcia zyskownego rynku cargo. Z drugiej strony krytycy ostrzegają przed gigantycznym deficytem, ryzykiem powstania nierentownego obiektu, marginalizacją lotnisk regionalnych oraz napięciami społecznymi wokół wywłaszczeń. Zadaniem komisji będzie przeanalizowanie proponowanego Kompromisu Baranowskiego i wypracowanie równowagi między strategicznym rozwojem kraju, dyscypliną finansową a ochroną praw lokalnych społeczności.

Chairs

• Stefan Sadkowski
• Jakub Góralski
• Pola Sadowska

Countries

Topic

The topic will be disclosed 24 hours before the conference

Chairs

• Antoni Metera
• Jan Wojdyło
• Barbara Serafin

Countries

Topic

Standardizing EU-wide regulations for social media access, child digital safety and combatting targeted foreign disinformation campaigns.

About the committee

As social media platforms become increasingly influential in shaping public opinion and the everyday lives of young people, the European Union faces growing challenges in ensuring online safety while protecting fundamental democratic values. The widespread exposure of minors to harmful content, online exploitation, cyberbullying and potentially addictive platform features has raised questions about whether existing regulations provide sufficient protection. At the same time, the increasing use of social media to spread targeted disinformation campaigns, particularly those orchestrated by foreign actors, poses a significant threat to democratic institutions, electoral processes and public trust. Delegates will debate the possibility of introducing standardized EU-wide regulations concerning minimum age requirements for social media access, parental consent, age verification systems and platform accountability. Additionally, they will explore strategies to combat foreign disinformation, improve digital literacy and strengthen cooperation between EU member states while ensuring that measures do not undermine freedom of expression, privacy or other fundamental rights.

Chairs

• Zuzanna Chilińska
• Apolonia Dziwinska

Countries

Topic

Addressing the global spread of nitazenes and other synthetic opioids

About the committee

Nitazenes are synthetic opioids, many far stronger than morphine and some stronger than fentanyl, which makes them extremely dangerous.A tiny dose of those drugs can stop a person’s breathing and they are often hidden in other drugs or fake pills, so people do not know what they are consuming. UNODC received its first report of one in 2019 and around 30 have appeared since, but only 12 are under international control. The World Drug Report 2025 notes that countries were reporting more new nitazenes than new fentanyl analogues, so the threat is spreading faster than the law can respond.

Chairs

• Mikołaj Świętoń
• Zofia Wiśniewska

Countries

Topic

Examining the uncontested use of genetic data by states and corporations as a violation of privacy and individual personal sovereignty

About the committee

In the age when acquiring our personal information is of great value to companies, and countries around the globe we must protect it. Genetic data is one of them- it can disclose our individual traits, genetic predispositions, ancestry, and many other deeply private details of our lives. Governments may store them to investigate criminal activities, or conduct medical research, but some of them may be subject to violations and uncontested usage.

Chairs

• Maja Malawko
• Małgorzata Pompe

Countries

Topic

Protecting women and girls displaced by climate change

About the committee

The committee addresses the growing challenges faced by women and girls who are forced to leave their homes due to climate-related disasters and environmental changes. Climate change, including rising sea levels, droughts, floods and extreme weather events, increasingly threatens livelihoods, food security and access to essential services, contributing to displacement and migration. Women and girls are often disproportionately affected due to existing gender inequalities, limited access to resources and increased exposure to gender-based violence, exploitation and human trafficking during displacement. The topic focuses on ensuring their protection, safeguarding their human rights and addressing their specific needs in humanitarian responses. It also highlights the importance of gender-sensitive climate adaptation policies, access to education and healthcare, economic empowerment, and the inclusion of women in decision-making processes concerning climate change and displacement.

Chairs

• Beata Błażowska
• Klara Antolak

Countries