DLMUNC IV 2025

Topic

"Addressing the Escalation of Conflict in the Red Sea"

About the committee

The increasing attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea threaten global trade, regional stability, and maritime security. With multiple state and non-state actors involved, tensions have escalated, prompting concerns over freedom of navigation and economic disruptions. The UNSC must determine effective diplomatic and military responses while considering sanctions, peacekeeping missions, or negotiations. Finding a solution that ensures security without worsening regional conflicts remains a critical challenge.

Chairs

• Helena Gayeon Kang
• Elia Elbenson Tanoko Chung

Countries

Topic

"Preventing the Militarization of Artificial Intelligence in Warfare"

About the committee

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into military operations, concerns over autonomous weapons, ethical considerations, and international law violations arise. The use of AI-powered weapons without human intervention poses risks of unintended escalations and war crimes. Member states must establish regulations to ensure AI remains under human control while promoting responsible innovation. This topic challenges nations to balance military advancement with global security and ethical responsibility.

Chair

• Amitay Faibish

Countries

Topic

"Addressing the Global Debt Crisis in Developing Nations"

About the committee

Many developing countries are burdened with unsustainable debt, hindering economic growth and poverty reduction. The COVID-19 pandemic, inflation, and global economic instability have worsened the situation, pushing nations closer to default. ECOSOC must explore solutions such as debt restructuring, relief programs, and financial reforms to foster long-term economic resilience. Finding a balance between creditor interests and the need for sustainable development remains a key challenge.

Chairs

• HyunJun (Eric) Jang
• TaeEun (Elly) Kim

Countries

Topic

"Combating Digital Censorship and Internet Freedom Violations"

About the committee

Governments worldwide are increasingly using internet restrictions, surveillance, and censorship to suppress dissent and control information. Such actions violate the right to freedom of expression and hinder access to unbiased news and human rights advocacy. The UNHRC must examine the role of social media companies, governments, and international regulations in protecting digital rights. Establishing guidelines for internet governance while ensuring national security remains a crucial debate.

Chairs

• SungYoon(Sam) Moon
• Gyeongyeon Kang

Countries

Topic

"Developing Long-Term Solutions for Climate Refugees"

About the committee

Rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and environmental degradation are forcing millions of people to flee their homes. Unlike traditional refugees, climate refugees lack legal recognition under international law, leaving them without protection or resettlement options. The UNHCR must push for policy frameworks that grant legal status, ensure humanitarian aid, and promote sustainable relocation efforts. Addressing the root causes of displacement through climate action is also essential to mitigate future crises.

Chair

• Ibrahim Bukhari

Countries