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The DISPUTATIO Summit

Jul 19–20, 2025 Online

The DISPUTATIO Summit

Conference

Online

Jul 19–20, 2025

High school and university students

In English

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About

Disputatio: The Conference of Conviction and Dialogue

 About the Conference

Disputatio is not just another Model United Nations — it is a platform for debate, diplomacy, and disruption. Rooted in the Latin spirit of “disputatio” — meaning intellectual debate or formal argument — this conference seeks to challenge the conventional, test the courageous, and elevate the art of resolution-making.

 Disputatio brings together the brightest minds from across the globe in a uniquely layered simulation of global and national affairs.

Why Choose DISPUTATIO? Here’s What Sets Us Apart:

  1. Completely Free of Cost
    At DISPUTATIO, we believe diplomacy, discourse, and discovery should be accessible to all. That’s why our entire conference is absolutely free—no registration charges, no hidden costs. Just pure debate, learning, and global collaboration.
  2. A Truly International Conference
    DISPUTATIO brings together a diverse spectrum of delegates, executive board members, and secretariat from across the globe. We are proud to create a space where identity meets integrity—where ideas from different cultures converge to shape the world’s future.
  3. Beginner-Friendly Training & Support
    New to Model UN? We’ve got you covered. DISPUTATIO offers pre-conference training sessions, real-time mentorship, and constant support to ensure that every delegate, regardless of experience, is prepared and empowered.

  4. Prestigious Awards & Recognition
    We believe in celebrating excellence. Delegates at DISPUTATIO stand a chance to win distinguished accolades such as Best Delegate, Outstanding Delegate,Special mention, Honorable Mention and more. This is your chance to stand out, shine, and be recognized globally.

     Committees:

    Beginners:

    International Press Corps(IPC)

    United Nations Commission on the status of Women(UNCSW)

    Intermediate:

    Joint Historic Crisis Committee (JHCC)

    United Nations Security Council(UNSC)

    Advanced:

    Special World Health Assembly(WHA)

    Indian Constituent Assembly(ICA)

     

     

Committees

  • 52 countries
    1. Balancing National Unity, Cultural Diversity, and Social Justice in the Constitution of India
    • Shivam Mishra

    Indian Constituent Assembly (ICA)

    Expert · English · 52 countries

    Topic

    Balancing National Unity, Cultural Diversity, and Social Justice in the Constitution of India

    About the committee

    When a nation is born from the flames of struggle, its foundation must be forged through dialogue, disagreement, and daring vision. This committee invites delegates to shape a Constitution that embraces the vastness of India—its religions, castes, languages, and identities—while safeguarding unity and justice. Will you protect diversity without dividing the nation? Can liberty and equality coexist with tradition and faith? In this assembly, every word you draft will echo across generations. This is more than a debate. This is the birth of a nation’s conscience.

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  • 31 countries
    1. Strategic Decisions and Ethical Dilemmas in the Midst of World War II: Balancing Victory, Morality, and Survival (1938-1945)
    • Siddhanth Rawat

    Joint Historic Crisis Committee

    Intermediate · English · 31 countries

    Topic

    Strategic Decisions and Ethical Dilemmas in the Midst of World War II: Balancing Victory, Morality, and Survival (1938-1945)

    About the committee

    The world is ablaze. Empires are collapsing, alliances are fracturing, and the fate of millions hangs in the balance. In this high-stakes Joint Historic Crisis Committee, you are no longer a spectator of history—you are its architect. Set during the deadliest conflict humanity has ever faced, this JHCC plunges delegates into the war rooms of Axis and Allied powers alike. But this is not just about strategy—it’s about impossible choices. Will you bomb a city to end a war faster? Negotiate with tyrants to save lives? Betray allies to win a greater cause? In this committee, every action redraws borders, rewrites morals, and reshapes the post-war world. History won’t remember your good intentions—it will remember what you did. Command. Conspire. Decide. But never forget: victory has a price.

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  • 43 countries · 2 delegates each
    1. Combating the Invisible Enemy: Redefining Global Security in the Era of Cyber Warfare, Espionage, and Digital Hostilities
    • Adrija Bhattacharjee

    United Nations Security Council (Double Delegation)

    Intermediate · English · 43 countries · 2 delegates each

    Topic

    Combating the Invisible Enemy: Redefining Global Security in the Era of Cyber Warfare, Espionage, and Digital Hostilities

    About the committee

    Terrorism today is no longer confined by borders—it is financed by states, fueled by ideology, and festers in fragile regions. The recent Pahalgam terror attack, coupled with the unchecked growth of militant networks in Afghanistan, signals a chilling evolution in global security threats. In this critical session of the UNSC, delegates must confront uncomfortable truths: Which states are turning a blind eye—or worse, giving silent support—to terror? How do we dismantle decentralized, tech-savvy militant ecosystems? And can the Council act decisively when its members themselves are divided by politics and power? This is not just a matter of peace—it is a test of the Security Council’s credibility, unity, and will to act. Your decisions will determine whether the world stands against terror, or simply survives it.

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  • 20 countries
    1. Ensuring Press Freedom and the Protection of Journalists in Conflict Zones and Authoritarian Regimes
    2. Role of propaganda in influencing popular media it's severe consequences on press freedom
    • Peepul Ghosh
    • Sayantani Dutta

    Internaional Press Corps

    Beginner · English · 20 countries

    Topics

    1. Ensuring Press Freedom and the Protection of Journalists in Conflict Zones and Authoritarian Regimes
    2. Role of propaganda in influencing popular media it's severe consequences on press freedom

    About the committee

    In an age where truth is a battleground, the role of the press has never been more vital—or more vulnerable. As conflict zones intensify and authoritarian regimes tighten their grip, journalists face imprisonment, censorship, and even death for uncovering the realities others wish to silence. This year’s IPC dives into the agenda: “Ensuring Press Freedom and the Protection of Journalists in Conflict Zones and Authoritarian Regimes.” Delegates will report on unfolding crises across committees—from viral pandemics to AI-governed healthcare, terrorism, and geopolitical brinkmanship—while confronting the ethical and physical dangers of doing so. Will you expose the truth, even when the cost is your voice, your freedom—or your life?

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  • 35 countries
    1. Harnessing Technological Singularity for the Future of Global Healthcare Systems: Opportunities, Risks, and Ethical Considerations
    2. To be revealed by the Chair during the committee session

    Special-World Health Assembly(WHA)

    Expert · English · 35 countries

    Topics

    1. Harnessing Technological Singularity for the Future of Global Healthcare Systems: Opportunities, Risks, and Ethical Considerations
    2. To be revealed by the Chair during the committee session

    About the committee

    Step into the year 2120, where AI governs medicine and genetic engineering challenges mortality. In this special session of the World Health Assembly, delegates will navigate the promises and perils of healthcare in the age of singularity—until a second, secret agenda. Technology alone won’t save us. Will you? Timeline: 2120-2130

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  • 57 countries
    1. Shattered Voices, Stolen Futures: Confronting State-Sanctioned Gender Apartheid, Wartime Sexual Violence, Reproductive Tyranny, and the Global Silencing of Womanhood — Ensuring Safety, Justice, and Dialogue in an Age of Fear
    2. To be revealed by the chair during the Committee
    • Adrija Adhikari
    • Rudra Pratap Singh
    • Kushagra Chaudhary

    United Nations Commission on Status of Women(CSW)

    Intermediate · English · 57 countries

    Topics

    1. Shattered Voices, Stolen Futures: Confronting State-Sanctioned Gender Apartheid, Wartime Sexual Violence, Reproductive Tyranny, and the Global Silencing of Womanhood — Ensuring Safety, Justice, and Dialogue in an Age of Fear
    2. To be revealed by the chair during the Committee

    About the committee

    Enter a committee where diplomacy meets disruption. From digital inequality and gender-based violence to entrepreneurship and reproductive rights, UNCSW challenges you to shape a future where innovation fuels empowerment. But stay alert—a second, urgent agenda lies ahead. Will you adapt? Will you lead? The world is watching.

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Organizers

Adrija Adhikari
Founder & Secretary General

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