IND(MUN) 2025

INDMUN Winter Summit

Dec 28–30, 2025 Online

INDMUN Winter Summit

Latest edition: INDMUN(MCS) 2026Aug 4–9, 2026

Conference

Online

Dec 28–30, 2025

600 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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4.1334 ratings from delegates
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4.29
Logistics
3.94
Socials
4.18

About

Diplomacy in Action, Voices That Shape Tomorrow.

The INDMUN Winter Summit 2025, taking place from 28th to 30th December, is not just a conference; it is an international movement designed to redefine the Model United Nations experience. This summit invites delegates, chairs, and observers from around the world to participate in a uniquely curated, professional-grade virtual MUN, where innovation meets tradition, and ideas turn into impactful dialogue.

This year, we are proud to present five premier committees, each delivering high-stakes, confidential agendas:

  • UNHRC (United Nations Human Rights Council) – exploring critical global human rights challenges in the digital age.
  • UNSC (United Nations Security Council) – addressing structural reform and accountability during mass atrocities.
  • MCC (Midnight Crisis Committee) – a high-pressure, adrenaline-fueled simulation, operational from 7:00 PM to 12:00 AM IST, that tests real-time crisis response and diplomatic agility.
  • UNCSW(United Nations council for Safety of Women) - Confidential
  • ECOSOC(Economic and Social Council) - Confidential

Every delegate will work under the expert supervision of our Star Executive Board, and receive certificates of participation and merit that are personally signed by distinguished global dignitaries, including:

  • Yuval Shany (Vice Chair, UN Human Rights Committee)
  • Xue Hanqin (Former Judge, International Court of Justice)
  • Louise Arbour (Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights)
  • David M. Malone (Rector, United Nations University)
  • Christopher Greenwood (Former Judge, International Court of Justice)
  • Abdullah Shahid (President, UN General Assembly, 76th Session)

These signatures bring global recognition and tangible value to every delegate’s experience and résumé.

To deliver an unparalleled virtual experience, INDMUN has partnered with Pixelbyte Studios to create a custom-built MUN platform, based on the trusted MunCoordinated framework. The new software, accessible via muncoordinated.brainsbytes.xyz, features:

  • Real-time voting tools, including yes with rights and no with rights options.
  • A motions screen with 10 additional motion types.
  • Simplified chair discretion tools for smoother debate.
  • A secure and intuitive interface for crisis updates, directives, and communication.

All participants will also receive access to training sessions, one-on-one feedback, and mentorship programs, supported by a structured Delegate Affairs Department and overseen by senior secretariat members. These sessions are designed to elevate diplomatic skills, public speaking, and critical thinking.

The INDMUN Winter Summit 2025 is not only about simulation; it is a gateway to opportunity. Delegates gain:

  • Exposure to real-world diplomatic procedures.
  • Scholarship eligibility for future events.
  • Priority access to Brainsbytes Group internships and opportunities.
  • Participation in early-access campaigns, including adult diplomacy programs and pre/mid-school MUN training, launching in 2026.

Behind this summit is a dedicated leadership team:

  • Prakhar Biswas – Founder and Director General
  • Akshita Sethi – Secretary General.
  • Mohammad Dimas Fadhli – Deputy Secretary General.
  • Somesh Sharma – Head of PR.
  • Bushra Khan – Head of Creatives.
  • Elben Chung – Head of Marketing.
  • Arihaan Jain – Head of Delegate Affairs.

Our mission is simple: to amplify youth voices and create a platform where ideas become action.

Join us at the INDMUN Winter Summit 2025 and become part of a new era of Model UN diplomacy, rooted in integrity, innovation, and global collaboration.

Register now:indmun.brainsbytes.xyz

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Committees

  • 65 countries
    1. Protection of Human Rights in Conflict Zones with Special Emphasis on Civilian Protection and War Crimes
    2. Safeguarding Freedom of Expression and Combating Digital Censorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
    3. Addressing Systemic Discrimination Against Refugees and Migrants: Human Rights Obligations vs National Sovereignty
    • Kushagra Chaudhary
    • Aulia Hayyu

    UNHRC

    Beginner · English · 65 countries

    Topics

    1. Protection of Human Rights in Conflict Zones with Special Emphasis on Civilian Protection and War Crimes
    2. Safeguarding Freedom of Expression and Combating Digital Censorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
    3. Addressing Systemic Discrimination Against Refugees and Migrants: Human Rights Obligations vs National Sovereignty

    About the committee

    United Nations Human Rights Council at INDMUN 2025 serves as a platform for delegates to address some of the most urgent and complex human rights challenges facing the world today. Delegates will represent their assigned countries to discuss and debate issues that test the balance between national interest and universal human values. The committee aims to foster dialogue on international cooperation, legal frameworks, humanitarian intervention, and the protection of civil liberties across borders. Participants will work towards building comprehensive resolutions through collaboration, negotiation, and diplomacy. This committee promises a thought-provoking and dynamic experience for all delegates.

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  • 20 countries
    1. The Situation in the South China Sea: Ensuring Stability and Preventing Escalation of Regional Conflict
    2. The Threat of Private Military Companies (PMCs) and Non-State Armed Actors to Global Security
    3. Preventing the Use of Autonomous Weapon Systems and AI in Armed Conflicts

    UNSC

    Beginner · English · 20 countries

    Topics

    1. The Situation in the South China Sea: Ensuring Stability and Preventing Escalation of Regional Conflict
    2. The Threat of Private Military Companies (PMCs) and Non-State Armed Actors to Global Security
    3. Preventing the Use of Autonomous Weapon Systems and AI in Armed Conflicts

    About the committee

    The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) remains the apex of international peacekeeping and security operations. As the only UN body with binding authority, the UNSC holds immense responsibility in addressing global conflicts, authorizing peacekeeping missions, implementing sanctions, and maintaining international law. At INDMUN, the UNSC simulation challenges delegates to operate under intense diplomatic pressure, balancing national interests with collective security obligations. Each delegate must navigate the complex interplay of permanent member veto powers, alliances, and regional interests while formulating actionable solutions that can prevent or resolve international crises. From military interventions and sanctions to ceasefire agreements and humanitarian responses, this committee will demand strategic thinking, crisis management, legal precision, and diplomatic skill. The UNSC also tests a delegate’s understanding of international law, the UN Charter, and real-world geopolitics in a high-stakes environment where every word carries global consequence. Whether you're representing a permanent member or a non-permanent state, the UNSC will push you to negotiate, debate, and collaborate at the highest level of international diplomacy.

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 15 countries
    1. Sudden Coup and Nuclear Escalation in North Korea
    2. Cyber Attack on Global Financial Systems — Suspected State Actor Involvement
    3. Escalating Conflict in the Middle East After Sudden Leadership Assassination

    Midnight Crisis Comittee

    Intermediate · English · 15 countries

    Topics

    1. Sudden Coup and Nuclear Escalation in North Korea
    2. Cyber Attack on Global Financial Systems — Suspected State Actor Involvement
    3. Escalating Conflict in the Middle East After Sudden Leadership Assassination

    About the committee

    The INDMUN Midnight Crisis Committee (MCC) simulates the United Nations Security Council operating in its most intense form — under crisis, limited information, and real-time diplomatic chaos. Delegates will act as real-time representatives of UNSC member states, responding to developing international emergencies with rapidly evolving facts, back-channel negotiations, and constantly shifting alliances. Unlike standard committees, crisis updates will drop unpredictably throughout the session, forcing delegates to adapt policy positions and make strategic decisions within minutes. This MCC tests not just knowledge but political instincts, rapid research skills, creativity, and a strong understanding of international law and national security policies. Timing: 7:00 PM IST – 12:00 AM IST The Midnight Crisis Committee challenges even the most experienced MUNers — as crises can escalate unexpectedly, legal frameworks become blurred, and delegates must make decisions with limited information, sometimes altering the entire course of international relations in a matter of hours.

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 43 countries
    1. Evaluating the Impact of AI and Digital Surveillance on Women’s Safety and Privacy
    2. Bridging the Economic Gender Gap through Education, Employment Reform and Financial Inclusion
    3. Addressing Gender Based Violence in Conflict Zones and Refugee Settlements
    • Kanishka -_-

    UNCSW

    Beginner · English · 43 countries

    Topics

    1. Evaluating the Impact of AI and Digital Surveillance on Women’s Safety and Privacy
    2. Bridging the Economic Gender Gap through Education, Employment Reform and Financial Inclusion
    3. Addressing Gender Based Violence in Conflict Zones and Refugee Settlements

    Chair

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  • 53 countries
    1. Sustainable Urban Development and Smart Cities for the Global South
    2. Strengthening Global Supply Chains Against Economic Shocks and Humanitarian Crises
    3. Balancing Economic Growth with Climate Commitments for a Post Carbon Future

    ECOSOC

    Intermediate · English · 53 countries

    Topics

    1. Sustainable Urban Development and Smart Cities for the Global South
    2. Strengthening Global Supply Chains Against Economic Shocks and Humanitarian Crises
    3. Balancing Economic Growth with Climate Commitments for a Post Carbon Future

    About the committee

    ECOSOC focuses on global development, economic stability, environmental planning, and social welfare. It connects governments, NGOs and specialized UN bodies, making it a powerful committee for holistic, data driven debate. Delegates use ECOSOC to tackle large scale issues involving economy, climate resilience, poverty and technological development.

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Organizers

Arihaan jain
S Delegate Affairs

Bushra Khan
Creatives

Elia Elbenson Tanoko Chung
Head of Marketing

Muhamad Dimas (Dimi) Fadhli
Director General

Prakhar Biswas
Director General

Somesh Sharma
Secretary Marketting

Tanmayi Mendhe
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