karaMUN 2025

kara(ray of light) MUN

Sep 29–30, 2025 Online

kara(ray of light) MUN

Conference

Online

Sep 29–30, 2025

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Closed
  • Delegates, Head delegates, Faculty advisors, ObserversAug 26 – Sep 26, 2025
  • ChairsAug 26 – Sep 20, 2025

About

✨ “Skip one coffee, gain a certificate that boosts your future . for just ₹200!” ✨

🌍 KARA MUN 2025 – Online Edition 🌍
🗓️ September 29–30, 2025 | ⏰ 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM IST

Get ready to Debate. Defend. Decide. ⚡
Two power-packed days of diplomacy, debate, and global connections !! all from the comfort of your screen.

✨ Day 1 – Kickoff & Debate
🎤 Opening Ceremony + 20-min ice-breaker (introductions, bloc formation & EB tips)
🔥 Straight into debate sessions

✨ Day 2 – Intense Debate & Recognition
💬 Final rounds of debate, negotiations & resolution drafting
🏆 Awards Ceremony to honor the best of the best

🏆 Awards

  • Best Position Paper ✍️
  • Best Delegate 🏅
  • High Commendation I & II 🌟
  • Special Mention 🎖️
  • Enthusiastic & Active Participation ⚡
    📜 Participation Certificates for every delegate

💡 Why Join?
Because ₹200 here = skills for a lifetime 💯
Your certificate adds value to college apps, CVs, internships, and portfolios . proof of leadership, research, and public speaking skills that stand out anywhere.

💰 Delegate Fee: ₹200 only
📲 Pay via GPay: +91 94442 43061

⚡ Two days. One platform. Endless opportunities. Step into the shoes of a global diplomat at KARA MUN 2025.

Committees

  • 80 countries

    Agenda=The Human Rights Implications of AI Surveillance and Digital Authoritarianism The problem: Governments are increasingly using AI surveillance tools . facial recognition, predictive policing, mass data collection. While it helps in crime prevention and national security, it also violates privacy, suppresses free speech, and enables authoritarian control. Citizens risk living in a world where every move is tracked, and dissent can be silenced instantly.

    UNHRC

    Intermediate · English · 80 countries

    About the committee

    Agenda=The Human Rights Implications of AI Surveillance and Digital Authoritarianism The problem: Governments are increasingly using AI surveillance tools . facial recognition, predictive policing, mass data collection. While it helps in crime prevention and national security, it also violates privacy, suppresses free speech, and enables authoritarian control. Citizens risk living in a world where every move is tracked, and dissent can be silenced instantly.

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  • 70 countries

    Agenda=The Global Gendered Impact of Economic Protectionism and Trade Wars Rising tariffs and trade wars are shaking economies, but their hidden gendered impact often goes unnoticed. Women, especially in developing countries, dominate industries like textiles and manufacturing,sectors hit hardest by protectionist policies. This agenda explores how economic warfare creates unequal burdens and what frameworks can ensure inclusivity in global trade.

    • Preyakshana Diadem Mali

    UNCSW

    Intermediate · English · 70 countries

    About the committee

    Agenda=The Global Gendered Impact of Economic Protectionism and Trade Wars Rising tariffs and trade wars are shaking economies, but their hidden gendered impact often goes unnoticed. Women, especially in developing countries, dominate industries like textiles and manufacturing,sectors hit hardest by protectionist policies. This agenda explores how economic warfare creates unequal burdens and what frameworks can ensure inclusivity in global trade.

    Chair

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    How this committee type works
  • 61 countries

    Agenda= The Ukraine–Russia Conflict. Ensuring Global Security Amid U.S. and NATO Involvement. The Problem: The Ukraine–Russia war has become one of the most dangerous conflicts since the Cold War, dragging in not just the two countries but also reshaping global security. With U.S. and NATO supplying weapons, intelligence, and financial aid to Ukraine, Russia claims its security is directly threatened, escalating tensions further.

    • Arwa Hachimi

    UNSC

    English · 61 countries

    About the committee

    Agenda= The Ukraine–Russia Conflict. Ensuring Global Security Amid U.S. and NATO Involvement. The Problem: The Ukraine–Russia war has become one of the most dangerous conflicts since the Cold War, dragging in not just the two countries but also reshaping global security. With U.S. and NATO supplying weapons, intelligence, and financial aid to Ukraine, Russia claims its security is directly threatened, escalating tensions further.

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