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UNHRC Model United Nations: Protecting Youth Mental Health

Apr 25, 2026 Online

UNHRC Model United Nations: Protecting Youth Mental Health

Latest edition: PB II UNHRC 2026Sep 25–27, 2026

Conference

Online

Apr 25, 2026

150 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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Committee: Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

Agenda: Discuss youth mental health as a human right, including access to services, stigma reduction, and policy solutions. Draft resolutions and propose actionable initiatives.
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Awards:

  • Best Delegate
  • High Commendation
  • Best Position Paper
  • Honorable Mention
  • Best New Delegate

Committees

  • 195 countries
    1. Protecting Youth Mental Health: Ensuring Access, Rights, and Support Systems
    • Aamir Mithaiwala
    • Hashmi-al-Haseeb Faisal
    • Graciellah Tori P. Tolentino
    • Arthur Panferov

    HRC Model United Nations 2026: Protecting Youth Mental Health

    Beginner · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Protecting Youth Mental Health: Ensuring Access, Rights, and Support Systems

    About the committee

    Committee: Human Rights Council (HRC) Title: Protecting Youth Mental Health: Ensuring Access, Rights, and Support Systems Agenda / Description: The Human Rights Council will convene to address the growing global concerns surrounding youth mental health. Delegates will discuss the increasing rates of anxiety, depression, stress, and burnout among young people, particularly in relation to educational pressures, social media exposure, and community challenges. The council will examine how limited access to youth-friendly mental health services, stigma, and lack of awareness violate the human rights of young people to health, dignity, and development. Delegates will propose strategies to strengthen mental health support systems, promote awareness, and ensure that policies protect and empower youth. Topics will include the role of schools, communities, governments, and international organizations in creating accessible, inclusive, and supportive environments for mental well-being.

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