IndiaIMUN 2024

Topics

1. Addressing the Challenges of Disarmament in Post-Conflict Zones
2. Promoting Regional Disarmament and Arms Control Agreements in Conflict-Affected Areas

About the committee

The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) is one of the six main committees of the United Nations General Assembly. Its primary focus is on promoting international peace and security by addressing issues related to disarmament, arms control, and global security challenges. DISEC serves as a forum for Member States to discuss and negotiate solutions to pressing security concerns, with the goal of fostering a world free from the threat of armed conflict.

Chairs

• Tanvi Kumar
• Shaurya Bajaj
• Nived Menon
• shlok agarwal
• Shreya Sharma

Countries

Topics

1. Strengthening Peacekeeping Operations and Enhancing the Effectiveness of UN Missions
2. Combating Terrorism and Promoting International Counter-Terrorism Cooperation

About the committee

The "SPECPOL" committee, also known as the Special Political and Decolonization Committee, is the main committee of the United Nations General Assembly. It is one of the six main committees that focus on specific areas of the UN's work. The Specpol committee addresses a wide range of political, decolonization, and other special political issues that require the attention and deliberation of the UN member states. It discusses and develops resolutions on topics such as decolonization, self-determination, peacekeeping operations, human rights, and other political matters that fall within its mandate.

Chairs

• Arved Janssen
• Annanta teotia
• anjana sugathan

Countries

Topics

1. Examining the Jurisdiction and Legal Framework for the Prosecution of Crimes against Humanity
2. Examining the Legal Implications of State-sponsored Disinformation Campaigns and Election Interference

About the committee

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is one of the principal organs of the United Nations (UN) and serves as the primary judicial body for the resolution of legal disputes between member states. In a Model United Nations (MUN) conference, the ICJ committee simulates the proceedings of this important international court. The ICJ committee in MUN provides delegates with an opportunity to engage in legal analysis, oral arguments, and deliberations based on international law. Delegates assume the roles of judges, advocates, and legal advisors, and work towards understanding and resolving complex legal cases.

Chairs

• Sujay Sanjith
• Nida Gazzali
• Tenzing Bhutia

Countries

Topics

1. Addressing the Crisis in Yemen: Seeking a Comprehensive Peace Agreement and Humanitarian Relief
2. The Role of the UNSC in Addressing the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Advancing a Two-State Solution

About the committee

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is one of the principal organs of the United Nations (UN) responsible for maintaining international peace and security. Comprising 15 member states, including five permanent members with veto power, the UNSC plays a crucial role in addressing conflicts, preventing the escalation of violence, and facilitating peacebuilding efforts worldwide. The UNSC has the authority to impose sanctions, establish peacekeeping operations, authorize the use of force, and issue binding resolutions that member states are obligated to comply with.

Chairs

• Azfar Zarif Khan
• R Jayapriya
• khadija Naveed
• Navya Pandey

Countries

Topics

1. Ensuring the Safe Disposal of Nuclear Waste and Radioactive Materials
2. Facilitating Technical Assistance and Capacity Building for Member States in Nuclear Energy

About the committee

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is an independent international organization that promotes the peaceful and responsible use of nuclear energy. Established in 1957, the IAEA operates under the auspices of the United Nations (UN) and acts as a global forum for cooperation in nuclear science, technology, safety, and security. The primary goal of the IAEA is to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons and ensure the safe and secure use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

Chairs

• Maximilian Ang Jian Zhi
• Rishika Agrawal
• Sunderjit Singh
• Suthirth Parthiban

Countries

Topics

1. Protecting the Rights of Children in Conflict Zones
2. Enhancing the Rights and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities

About the committee

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is a principal body of the United Nations (UN) responsible for promoting and protecting human rights around the world. Established in 2006, the UNHRC replaces the former United Nations Commission on Human Rights. The UNHRC is composed of 47 member states elected by the UN General Assembly, representing various regions. It is based in Geneva, Switzerland, and holds regular sessions throughout the year to address human rights issues and violations on a global scale.

Chairs

• Dhanvi Bhandary
• Meryem Emin
• preetha raja
• Prathmesh Gaurav
• Naema Rashid

Countries

Topics

1. Partition of India: Managing the challenges and aftermath of the partition, including the mass migrations, communal violence, and territorial disputes between India and Pakistan.
2. Decolonization in Africa: Managing the increasing demands for independence and self-determination from African colonies while ensuring a smooth transition and stability in the region.

About the committee

In the Continuous Crisis Committee set in the year 1947, the agenda focuses on the decolonization process and the future of the British Empire. Delegates will take on the roles of key decision-makers within the British Empire and grapple with the challenges and opportunities presented by the growing demands for self-determination and independence from colonial territories. As the empire faces mounting pressure from nationalist movements and the shifting global dynamics in the aftermath of World War II, delegates will focus on discussing the future of the empire on which "the sun never set".

Chairs

• Nagappan Arun
• Atharv Singh
• Krishav Joneja
• Ceylin Musalı

Countries

Topics

1. Compiling the India International Model United Nations Magazine
2. UN Reform and Governance: Analyzing the functioning of the UN system, including efforts to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accountability within the organization

About the committee

The United Nations Correspondents Association (UNCA) is an independent organization of journalists covering the United Nations (UN) and its agencies. Established in 1948, UNCA serves as a professional association representing the interests of journalists who report on the activities, policies, and developments within the UN system. The primary objectives of UNCA are to promote and facilitate accurate and informed reporting on the UN and its work, foster professional development among its members, and uphold the principles of press freedom and journalistic ethics.

Chairs

• Vyapti Patro
• Vaishakh Anoop
• Vedic Mantri
• Dhwani Agarwal

Countries

Topics

1. Strengthening International Cooperation in Refugee Response
2. Refugee Status Determination and Asylum Procedures

About the committee

UNHCR works to protect refugees, displaced and stateless people by advocating for their rights. We work with governments and partners to advise on and strengthen laws and national systems and help provide services. Through this we help ensure displaced people can access documentation, education, work and health care.

Chairs

• Vishal Sekar
• Navya Pandey
• Sohan Paul

Countries