DikeMUN 2025

Dikē (Justice Through Dialogue) MUN

Aug 18–19, 2025 Online

Dikē (Justice Through Dialogue) MUN

Conference

Online

Aug 18–19, 2025

200 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

3.06

5 ratings from delegates

Academics: 3.20
Logistics: 2.60
Socials: 3.40

About

building the future ! by ourself ! for ourself!

DikēMUN 2025 is not just a simulation — it’s a platform for rising voices to confront global challenges through diplomacy, reason, and collaboration. Inspired by Dikē, the Greek goddess of justice and moral order, this conference invites delegates to engage in meaningful dialogue grounded in fairness, equity, and international responsibility.

This three-day online conference, held on August 12th, 13th, and 14th, 2025, offers a dynamic blend of traditional UN committees and creative crisis simulations. Delegates will represent nations, challenge policies, negotiate resolutions, and sharpen their skills in diplomacy and leadership.

Whether you're a first-time participant or a seasoned MUNer, DikēMUN promises an enriching environment that values thoughtful debate, global awareness, and impactful change.

🗓️ Dates: August 18th–19th, 2025 (Online)
📝 Registrations close: August 1st, 2025

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Committees

30 countries

AGENDA =The Situation in Myanmar: Military Rule and the Future of Democracy

Shraddha Sharma
Rekha Kumari
Chirag Agarwal
Anirudh Prem

47 countries

AGENDA=Addressing Systemic Racism and Police Brutality Worldwide This committee will explore global patterns of systemic racism, police violence, and state accountability. Delegates will debate legal frameworks, international monitoring, and social reforms necessary to uphold human rights globally.

Lavith Gupta
Arslan Chougle
Charvina Jeevitha
Crystal Shekhawat

44 countries

AGENDA=Ensuring Reproductive Rights and Healthcare Access for Women in Conflict Zones UNCSW will discuss the challenges faced by women in accessing reproductive health services in war-torn regions. Delegates will aim to frame inclusive policies that uphold bodily autonomy, safety, and international humanitarian standards.

Sophie Lee
Dioni Elvira Kalpaka
Nethra Gopinath
Garvita Agarwal

35 countries

AGENDA =Deliberation on the Legalization of Political Donations and Electoral Bonds The agenda focuses on the legality, transparency, and ethical implications of political funding in India, with special emphasis on the Electoral Bonds Scheme introduced in 2018. While the scheme was intended to curb black money and promote clean political financing, critics argue it has instead legalized opacity, allowed unlimited anonymous corporate donations, and undermined level playing fields in elections.