Continental MUN 2025

Topics

1. Addressing the Use and Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Armed Conflict
2. De-escalating Regional Tensions in the South China Sea
3. Protecting Humanitarian Aid Operations in Active Conflict Zones

About the committee

The Security Council (SC) is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations, charged with maintaining international peace and security. It has the authority to investigate conflicts, impose sanctions, authorize peacekeeping missions, and take collective action to prevent and resolve disputes between nations. In this committee, delegates will engage in critical discussions on global security challenges such as conflict prevention, counter-terrorism, peacekeeping operations, nuclear non-proliferation, and responses to international crises. Delegates must balance national interests with international responsibilities to work toward peaceful resolutions. Participants will draft binding resolutions, negotiate strategically, and navigate the complexities of global diplomacy. The Security Council provides an intense and dynamic environment for delegates to refine their leadership, negotiation, and conflict-resolution skills.

Chairs

• Anzaar Ali Chishty
• Lionel Thomson Susilo

Countries

Topics

1. Freedom of Press and Journalist Protections in Authoritarian States
2. Improving Human Rights Protections for Refugees and Displaced Persons
3. Addressing Gender-Based Discrimination and Equality Worldwide

About the committee

The Human Rights Council (HRC) is an intergovernmental body within the United Nations system responsible for promoting and protecting human rights around the globe. It addresses violations of human rights and works to respond to emerging challenges that threaten the dignity and freedoms of individuals everywhere. In this committee, delegates will deliberate on a wide range of human rights issues such as combating discrimination, promoting freedom of expression, protecting vulnerable populations, and addressing humanitarian crises. Discussions may cover topics like refugee rights, minority protections, freedom from torture, and the advancement of international human rights law. Delegates are expected to represent their country’s policies while collaborating to draft impactful resolutions that uphold universal human rights. Participation in the HRC offers an opportunity to engage deeply in critical ethical debates and contribute to the global dialogue for justice and equity.

Chairs

• Aashman Wadhwa
• Damodar Krishna Das

Countries

Topics

1. Advancing Women’s Leadership and Political Participation Globally
2. Addressing Gender-Based Violence and Legal Protections for Survivors
3. Promoting Equal Economic Opportunities and Closing the Gender Pay Gap

About the committee

The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is a functional commission of the United Nations dedicated to promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women worldwide. It serves as a global platform to address challenges related to women’s rights, gender-based violence, economic empowerment, education, and political participation. Delegates in this committee will engage in dynamic and solution-oriented debates on how to advance women's rights and eliminate discrimination and barriers based on gender. Topics may include combating gender-based violence, promoting equal access to education and healthcare, enhancing women's leadership in political and economic spheres, and supporting sustainable development goals with a gender perspective. Participants are expected to represent their country's perspectives while working collaboratively to draft concrete, actionable resolutions. This committee offers an important opportunity to deepen understanding of global gender issues, advocate for women’s empowerment, and contribute to shaping progressive international policies.

Chairs

• Natchathra .B
• Mariam Sohana

Countries

Topics

1. Accelerating Sustainable and Inclusive Economic Recovery after Global Crises.
2. Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Equitable Development
3. Building Resilient Healthcare Systems for Universal Access

About the committee

The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations, tasked with coordinating the economic, social, and related work of the UN system and its specialized agencies. It serves as the central forum for discussing international economic and social issues and for formulating policy recommendations to promote sustainable development, higher standards of living, full employment, and human rights globally. In this committee, delegates will address pressing global challenges such as poverty eradication, social inclusion, economic growth, sustainable development goals (SDGs), and international cooperation in health, education, and humanitarian efforts. Delegates will engage in debates, propose resolutions, and collaborate on actionable solutions to advance social and economic progress worldwide. Participants are expected to represent their assigned country’s perspectives, thoroughly research their topics, and work diplomatically to forge consensus, making ECOSOC an essential platform for multilateral cooperation and policymaking.

Chairs

• Anushka Anurak
• Mahetha Gurumurthy

Countries

Topics

1. Combating Transnational Organized Crime and Corruption
2. Addressing the Use and Regulation of Predictive Policing Tools
3. Improving International Coordination Against Human Trafficking

About the committee

The Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ) is the principal policymaking body of the United Nations in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice. It plays a crucial role in addressing global challenges related to organized crime, drug trafficking, corruption, and the promotion of international cooperation for crime control. In this committee, delegates will engage in critical discussions on strengthening legal frameworks, enhancing international cooperation, and proposing innovative solutions to combat emerging crime trends. Topics may include combating transnational organized crime, improving the effectiveness of crime prevention strategies, ensuring human rights in criminal justice systems, and addressing cybercrime. Participants will have the opportunity to develop diplomatic skills, deepen their understanding of international law and justice, and contribute to shaping policies aimed at fostering a safer, more just world. Delegates are expected to research their assigned country’s policies and positions comprehensively and draft well-informed resolutions to tackle the pressing issues discussed.

Chairs

• Ayush Kalowar
• Kaushik Shylesh Pillai

Countries