JustitiaMUN 2025

Topic

Confronting the Global Threat of Vaccine Hesitancy: Urging WHO to Launch an Aggressive Global Public Health Campaign to Combat Misinformation and Build Trust in Vaccines

About the committee

WHO stands for the World Health Organization, a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health. Established in 1948, WHO leads global efforts to: - Monitor & Respond: Track disease outbreaks and coordinate emergency health responses. - Set Standards: Develop international norms for vaccines, medications, and health practices. - Support Capacity Building: Assist countries in strengthening healthcare systems, disease surveillance, and health workforce training.

Chair

• Raya Shah

Countries

Topic

Ensuring Equitable Access to Healthcare as a Fundamental Human Right

About the committee

SOCHUM is the acronym for the Social, Humanitarian & Cultural Committee, also known as the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA III). It is one of six main UNGA committees and focuses on issues that directly impact people’s welfare and dignity. Its core mandates include: - Human Rights Protection: Debating and drafting resolutions on civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights. - Social Development: Addressing poverty eradication, gender equality, disability rights, and youth empowerment. - Humanitarian Assistance: Coordinating international responses to refugees, internally displaced persons, and victims of natural disasters or armed conflict. - Cultural Preservation: Promoting intercultural dialogue, safeguarding heritage, and combating intolerance and discrimination.

Chairs

• Juveria Khan
• Yasaa Gubitra

Countries

Topic

Facilitating Accountability for the Use of Chemical Weapons and Indiscriminate Attacks in Violation of International Humanitarian Law in the Syrian Arab Republic

About the committee

UNHRC is the United Nations Human Rights Council, an intergovernmental body within the UN system dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. Created in 2006 as a subsidiary of the UN General Assembly, the HRC’s core functions include: - Reviewing Situations: Conduct the Universal Periodic Review of each UN Member State’s human rights record. - Addressing Abuses: Establish fact-finding missions and commissions of inquiry into alleged rights violations. - Adopting Resolutions: Formulate international standards and binding recommendations to uphold civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights.

Chairs

• Angelea Ann
• Metin Berk Diktaş

Countries

Topic

Integration of Migrants in the EU: Policy Disparities and Social Outcomes

About the committee

EU stands for the European Union, a unique supranational political and economic union of 27 Member States in Europe. In a Model UN context, an “EU Committee” typically mirrors the Council of the European Union, where Ministers from each Member State debate and coordinate policy across portfolios. Key functions include: - Single Market & Trade Policy: Harmonizing regulations to allow free movement of goods, services, capital, and people. - Common Foreign & Security Policy (CFSP): Crafting joint positions on external relations, sanctions, and crisis response. - Environmental & Climate Action: Setting binding targets (e.g., emissions reductions, renewable energy) under the European Green Deal. - Justice & Home Affairs: Coordinating on migration, asylum, policing, and judicial cooperation to uphold internal security and fundamental rights.

Chairs

• Mohammed Farhan Arbab Khan
• Huaze Xin

Countries