GVMUNC XI 2025

Global Virtual Model United Nations Conference XI

Dec 14, 2025 Online

Global Virtual Model United Nations Conference XI

Conference

Online

Dec 14, 2025

200 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

Debates. Ideas. Solutions.

Greetings international delegates,

Welcome to the eleventh Global Virtual Model United Nations Conference (GVMUNC), hosted on December 14th, and based in Bridgewater, New Jersey! Join us for the day as we introduce ideas, debate solutions, and finally implement resolutions. Participate in a growing international committee of diplomacy and discussion, and prove your skills as a Model UN delegate.

For this iteration, GVMUN is offering delegates the option between two different committees, ranging from beginner to advanced. They are as follows:

  1. UNHRC - Beginner -  Delegates in this committee will represent all UN member states, and will debate the accountability of PMCs in warzones, and the protection of digital rights amidst greater surveillance
  2. Historical Crisis Committee (HCC) League of Nations - Advanced - This committee is set in the year 1919, and delegates will assume control of various post-WWI nations as they navigate the turbulent era

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Each committee will have three awards, as follows:

  • Best Delegate - 1
  • Outstanding Delegate - 1
  • Best Research and Preparation - 1

Note that a position paper, while not required, is strongly suggested for award eligibility. Delegates must research their topic thoroughly and prepare for the committee. Additionally, make sure to check the UNA-USA rules of procedure (RoP), and reach out to us if you have any questions. The email is: ayushmaan12nov@gmail.com

Additionally, please follow our Instagram @gvmun_official to support us and receive updates

We hope to see you on December 14th for a day of collaboration, debate, and solutions.

Regards,

Ayushmaan Mukherjee

Secretary-General, GVMUN


GVMUN is a nonprofit organization fiscally sponsored by the Hack Foundation

Committees

  • 195 countries
    1. Ensuring accountability for human rights abuses by private military companies in conflict zones
    2. Protecting digital rights amid rising state surveillance and censorship

    UNHRC

    Beginner · English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. Ensuring accountability for human rights abuses by private military companies in conflict zones
    2. Protecting digital rights amid rising state surveillance and censorship

    About the committee

    The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is a specialized committee that simulates the real-world intergovernmental body responsible for promoting and protecting human rights around the globe. Comprising a panel of member states, the UNHRC addresses issues such as discrimination, freedom of expression, humanitarian crises, and accountability for human rights violations. It operates through resolutions, special procedures, and periodic reviews to uphold international standards of dignity and justice. At GVMUNC XI, delegates will represent all UN member states (as opposed to a panel). This committee emphasizes diplomacy, ethical policymaking, and constructive dialogue, and is designed for beginner-level delegates seeking to strengthen their understanding of global human rights governance.

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 59 countries

    The League of Nations Crisis Committee places delegates in the turbulent aftermath of the First World War, where the fate of global stability hangs in the balance. As representatives of the League’s founding members, delegates will confront the pressing challenges of postwar reconstruction, border disputes, disarmament, and the fragile peace established by the Treaty of Versailles. Rising nationalist movements, economic instability, and colonial unrest threaten to unravel the world’s first experiment in collective security. In this fast-paced crisis setting, delegates must navigate diplomacy, negotiation, and emergency response to prevent history’s next great conflict from erupting.

    League of Nations Crisis

    Expert · English · 59 countries

    About the committee

    The League of Nations Crisis Committee places delegates in the turbulent aftermath of the First World War, where the fate of global stability hangs in the balance. As representatives of the League’s founding members, delegates will confront the pressing challenges of postwar reconstruction, border disputes, disarmament, and the fragile peace established by the Treaty of Versailles. Rising nationalist movements, economic instability, and colonial unrest threaten to unravel the world’s first experiment in collective security. In this fast-paced crisis setting, delegates must navigate diplomacy, negotiation, and emergency response to prevent history’s next great conflict from erupting.

    Countries

    How this committee type works

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  • 4.30 average of 103 ratings

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Organizers

Aayush Dhar
Undersecretary General

Jackson Dorris
Research Director

Wyatt Janczewski
Journalism Director

Yatee Nagpal
Outreach Director

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