UNGDS II 2026

Global Union

Jun 20–21, 2026 Online

Global Union

Conference

Online

Jun 20–21, 2026

120 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

Uniting Minds, with Poweful Voices

Important: The conference is free, and is online.


Welcome to The 2nd Edition of the Global Union Council’s UNGDS Conference of 2026.

We are a little bit different from other conferences…✨

This year we introduce new rules, new procedures, and absolute prestige. Identifying as a youth and women-owned Organization our legitimate goal is to offer you the closest demonstration possible that you can make a change too in a world plagued by conflict and mirage 

We offer a high calibre of conference experience that is only expected in official UN conferences. We like to modernize MUN and give it a more realistic and fun touch that makes delegates, chairs and observers feel like they're real diplomats in a true UN meeting.  We’re here to show you how diplomacy is powerful and meaningful so that every delegate leaves inspired, informed, and ready to make a difference in any circumstance given in life.

UNGDS, provides you 3 diverse committees, that allow beginners and the people who have aced model united nations to put in valuable thoughts on the worldwide topics. For more information and clarification, before contacting our team please visit our Website by Clicking on these Camels Below…

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The 2nd Edition of UNGDS will be held over the weekend of the 20 - 21st of June !

We begin at 8:30 Am UTC+0, on zoom. The schedule is on our website… See you soon!

do not forget to apply! You are invited too!

Committees

  • Security Council

    19 seats · Expert · English
    Allegations of Human Rights Violations in Xinjiang.and 2 more topics
    Darren Brasali and Eben John

    Security Council

    19 seats · Expert · English

    Topics

    1. Allegations of Human Rights Violations in Xinjiang.
    2. Proposal for International Access of UN Observers and Independent Monitoring of Xinjiang.
    3. Consideration of Targeted Sanctions and Accountability Measures towards China as an international response to UDHR violations.

    About the committee

    Veto powered countries are delegations of 2

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • Human Rights Council

    47 seats · Intermediate · English
    Why Has the Rohingya Crisis Persisted Since the largest exodus in August 2017? What is your nation’s International response to the Genocide in Myanmar? and 2 more topics
    Sana Parveen and Odysseas-Dionysios Papadopoulos

    Human Rights Council

    47 seats · Intermediate · English

    Topics

    1. Why Has the Rohingya Crisis Persisted Since the largest exodus in August 2017? What is your nation’s International response to the Genocide in Myanmar?
    2. Should Stronger Action Be Taken Against Myanmar?
    3. What durable solutions will set a permanent end to the genocide?

    About the committee

    The Rohingya crisis is one of the most severe and unresolved human rights catastrophes of our time. In 2025 alone, nearly 900 Rohingya refugees died or went missing at sea attempting to escape worsening conditions, and thousands more continue to risk their lives in 2026. If the international system cannot stop a known genocide, what is it really for?

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • Unicef

    187 seats · Beginner · English
    Childhood Immunizationsand 1 more topic
    Krisha Ranjan

    Unicef

    187 seats · Beginner · English

    Topics

    1. Childhood Immunizations
    2. Childhood Nutrition

    Chair

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Partner conferences

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Monte Carlo, Monaco

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Dakar, Senegal

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Organizers

Khadija Faye
Secretary General

Odysseas-Dionysios Papadopoulos
Deputy-Secretary General

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