LGSMUN 2025

Topics

1. The Question of Nuclear Disarmament and Emerging Threats from Tactical Nuclear Weapons
2. Re-evaluating the Veto Power: Accountability, Reform, or Retaliation?
3. The Situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Preventing Civil War and Genocidal Violence

About the committee

The UNSC is the UN’s primary body for maintaining international peace and security. It has 15 members, including 5 permanent ones with veto power, and can authorize sanctions, peacekeeping, and military action.

Chair

• Kanishka -_-

Countries

Topics

1. Combating the Resurgence of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in Conflict Zones
2. Establishing a Global Framework for Mental Health Integration into Primary Healthcare
3. Addressing the Health Impacts of Climate Change in Vulnerable Nations

About the committee

The WHO is a specialized UN agency responsible for international public health. It leads global efforts to combat disease, improve healthcare access, and respond to health emergencies, ensuring the highest standard of health for all people.

Chairs

• Harshit
• Dhaval Jain

Countries

Topics

1. Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (The Gambia v. Myanmar)
2. lleged Violations of Sovereign Rights and Maritime Spaces in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Colombia)
3. Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Advisory Opinion)

About the committee

The ICJ is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, responsible for settling legal disputes between states and giving advisory opinions on international legal issues. It promotes the peaceful resolution of conflicts through international law.

Chairs

• Kushagra tiwari
• Mehak Singh

Countries

Topics

1. Who should rule? Restoring imperial legitimacy vs. military dictatorship
2. Drafting a New Legal Code for a Post-Imperial Roman Society
3. Defining the Religious Identity of a Crumbling Empire: Nicene Orthodoxy vs Arian Doctrine in the Wake of Barbarian Ascendancy

About the committee

The Historical Crisis Committee: The Fall of The Roman Empire plunges delegates into the final, chaotic years of the Western Roman Empire. As generals, emperors, senators, and invaders, participants must rewrite history—or seal Rome’s fate—amid barbarian invasions, political intrigue, and imperial collapse. Every decision can change the course of civilization.

Chairs

• Navya Rastogi
• Kritika Agarwal

Countries

Topics

1. Rights of Ethnic and Religious Minorities in Conflict Zones
2. Human Rights Implications of Artificial Intelligence and Mass Surveillance
3. Human Rights and Climate Justice — Addressing Displacement and State Accountability

About the committee

The UNHRC is a UN body responsible for promoting and protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms around the world. It addresses violations, recommends action, and reviews the human rights records of all UN member states through the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process.

Chairs

• Vedant Kumra
• Maria Laura Faccioli
• Aradhya Srinivasan

Countries

Topics

1. Formulating a Global Economic Framework to Address the Socioeconomic Fallout of Climate-Induced Disasters in Developing Nations, with Emphasis on Loss & Damage, Debt Reform, and Climate Justice
2. Addressing the Economic Weaponization of Sanctions and Their Impact on Civilian Welfare
3. Formulating Inclusive Global Economic Frameworks to Eliminate Gender-Based Disparities in Access, Wages, and Ownership

About the committee

The United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is the principal UN body responsible for coordinating international efforts on economic, social, and environmental issues. It promotes sustainable development, global cooperation, and policy dialogue among nations, UN agencies, and NGOs.

Chairs

• Memory Munjunga
• Dhruv Kulkarni
• Anwesha Biswas

Countries