justiceimun 2023

JUSTICE IMUN

Oct 21–22, 2023 Baku, Azerbaijan

JUSTICE IMUN

Conference

Baku, Azerbaijan·Asia

Oct 21–22, 2023

200 delegates expected

High school students

In English

About

Introducing innovation

At JUSTICE IMUN, we emphasize the importance of national and international courts in upholding justice and the rule of law. Our MUN will feature simulations of prominent international courts, and special committees which the delegates of Baku have never seen before. The agendas consist of global issues, like conflicts, war crimes, economic issues, etc. Delegates will develop an understanding of international relations, political ideologies, and more.

Committees

The UNICEF committee serves as a platform for delegates representing countries to come together and address pressing global issues affecting children's well-being and rights. Through collaborative discussions, innovative proposals, and the drafting of resolutions, delegates aim to advocate for the protection, empowerment, and provision of essential services for children worldwide.

The US Senate consists of senators representing different states. In the MUN, each state is represented by a delegate, allowing for a diverse range of perspectives and interests. Delegates work together to discuss and find solutions to the prominent problems plaguing America.

In the Co-Operative Delegation Committee (CDC), two delegates work together to represent a single country, collaborating as a team to address global issues and advance their country's interests. Together, they engage in debates, negotiations, and decision-making processes, whilst being challenged with an extraordinary amount of agendas.

The IFC provides a platform for delegates to collaborate and address critical global finance and investment issues, specifically regarding the UN's funds. Delegates representing various countries work together to explore and propose strategies that promote sustainable economic development, enhance access to finance, foster private sector growth, and overall assist the United Nations.

The ICC focuses on addressing international crimes committed by individuals and holding them accountable. Delegates will be simulating a complete court of law and working together to investigate, prosecute, and deliver justice for war crimes, and more. This committee highlights the significance of upholding international law, promoting human rights, and providing victims with a platform for justice.

In CAC, each delegation has their own confidential agenda which is disclosed to the delegate and the delegate only privately prior to the conference. The committee emphasizes secrecy and restricted access to information, simulating closed-door negotiations and discussions. This committee encourages actual politics and expects delegates to work with the main purpose of attempting to make all results benefit their assigned agenda.