PSMUN I 2025

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1. USA-CHINA Tariff War
2. PAKISTAN-INDIA War 2025

About the committee

UNSC (United Nations Security Council) is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations, primarily responsible for maintaining international peace and security. It has the power to: • Authorize military action • Impose sanctions • Approve peacekeeping missions • Pass binding resolutions on member states

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1. Addressing Human Rights Violations in Conflicted Zones.
2. The impact of digital surveillance on the Right of Privacy

About the committee

UNHRC (United Nations Human Rights Council) is a UN body responsible for promoting and protecting human rights around the world. It was established in 2006, replacing the earlier UN Commission on Human Rights. The UNHRC plays a central role in shaping global human rights standards, although it has faced criticism over politicization and the inclusion of countries with poor human rights records.

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1. Combating Transnational Organised Crime and Human Trafficking.
2. Addressing the Global Narcotics Trade and its Impact on Youth.

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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a UN agency established in 1997 to assist member states in addressing drug control, crime prevention, and criminal justice reform. Headquartered in Vienna, Austria, it operates in over 150 countries. Key Areas of Work: • Drug prevention and treatment • Combating transnational organized crime (e.g., human trafficking, smuggling) • Counter-terrorism and anti-corruption • Justice system reform and rule of law • Cybercrime and financial crimes UNODC provides technical assistance, research, and capacity-building to help countries implement international treaties and develop effective laws and practices. It also plays a key role in promoting the UN Conventions on drugs, corruption (UNCAC), and transnational organized crime (UNTOC).

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1. To discuss the key aspects of women equality and empowerment across conflicted zones.
2. The Digital Gender Divide in Crisis Zones: Weaponizing Technology Against Women

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The United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women), often abbreviated as UNW, is a UN agency dedicated to promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women worldwide. It was established in 2010 by the UN General Assembly to merge and strengthen efforts of previous gender-focused bodies. Key Functions: • Supporting member states in setting and implementing global standards on gender equality. • Providing policy advice, technical support, and funding for initiatives that empower women. • Advocating for women’s rights in all areas of life, including education, employment, health, and political participation. • Monitoring progress toward gender-related goals, especially under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 5: Gender Equality. • Coordinating the UN’s system-wide efforts on gender equality. UN Women plays a central role in major international forums like the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) and supports efforts to eliminate gender-based violence and discrimination globally.

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1. 26th Amendment shaping the Judiciary and Democracy of Pakistan
2. Addressing Economic Disparity, Inequality and Inflation in Pakistan.

About the committee

The National Assembly of Pakistan is the lower house of the country’s bicameral Parliament, with the Senate as the upper house. It represents the people of Pakistan and plays a key role in the legislative process. Key Features: • Comprises 336 members: • 266 general seats (elected directly) • 60 reserved seats for women • 10 reserved seats for non-Muslims • Members serve a 5-year term, unless the Assembly is dissolved earlier. • The Prime Minister is elected by the National Assembly and must maintain its confidence. Main Functions: • Legislation: Passing federal laws and constitutional amendments. • Oversight: Monitoring the executive branch through question hours, debates, and committees. • Budget approval: Examining and approving the federal budget. • Representation: Voicing the concerns and needs of the people. The National Assembly is chaired by the Speaker, who ensures order and procedure during sessions. It meets at the Parliament House in Islamabad.

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About the committee

🎮 Crisis Committee Plot: “GTS 6 – Chaos Protocol” 🎯 Setting: It’s 3 weeks before the official global release of GTS 6, the most anticipated open-world game ever. Rockstar Games has been hyping it up for years, preorders have shattered records, and the world is holding its breath. Suddenly, everything begins to fall apart. ⸻ 🚨 Act 1: The Leak A massive leak of GTS 6’s storyline, gameplay footage, character models, and even parts of the map appears on the dark web and is being shared across social media platforms. It’s traced to an insider breach from within Rockstar’s dev team. Impact: • Gamers are divided – some boycott Rockstar for “not protecting the community’s surprise,” while others demand early access. • Stocks of Rockstar’s parent company crash. • Major YouTubers, streamers, and international gaming federations like Techno Gamers and EDC issue statements. • Gamers start organizing protests/digital strikes; some launch illegal pirated servers. ⸻ 🧩 Act 2: Sabotage & Insider War A rival gaming studio, rumored to be UTC (United Tech Collective), is accused of funding the leak to derail Rockstar’s dominance. Rockstar’s HR is also blamed for negligence in hiring protocols. Impact: • Rockstar’s leadership (CEO, CMO, HR) enters full crisis mode. • UTC representatives deny involvement but secretly try to lobby key gaming influencers and officials. • A split forms among the Gamers Bloc: some align with UTC for innovation, others stand loyal to Rockstar. ⸻ ⚔️ Act 3: GTS 6 “Modocalypse” Before release, a rogue group of gamers and modders hack into Rockstar’s systems and release a chaotic, buggy, AI-infected modded version of GTS 6. The mod includes violent content, real-life location mapping, and offensive political content. Consequences: • Governments in multiple countries threaten to ban the game. • Rockstar considers pulling the global release. • UTC tries to release its own version of an open-world game in response, intensifying competition. • Global gaming unions, streamers, and content creators call an emergency digital summit. ⸻ 🎭 Delegates’ Objectives: 1. Gamers Bloc must decide whether to support Rockstar, UTC, or form an independent gaming alliance. 2. Rockstar Officials must manage damage control, negotiate with blocs, and protect the game’s reputation and release. 3. Global Gaming Orgs (Tecton, EDC) must act as regulators, influencers, and possibly mediators in the chaos. ⸻ 🔥 Bonus Crisis Twists (Inject Later): • AI from the mod begins interfering with players’ devices IRL. • Rockstar’s servers are attacked by a mysterious group named “CodeBreakers.” • A leaked Rockstar internal email suggests GTS 6 has a hidden political agenda, sparking global protests. • UTC offers to buy Rockstar Games.

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