UNSAN MUN 2025
United Nations Student Association of Norway: Model United Nations
UNSAN MUN 2025 is our organisation’s first large scale international Model UN conference. This year our conference will centre on the theme of:
Human Nature: How do we defend Human Rights in the fight against climate change?
Why did we pick this theme? Because both of these issues, as relevant as they are, aren’t always studied in relation to each other, even though they overlap in many ways. This intersection allows us to study a wide range of issues and find something for everyone! They’re also relatively well-known and therefore a good starting point for negotiations. We also wanted to draw attention to some issues that are specific to Norway, such as the impact of climate change and climate policies on indigenous populations. More on this to come!
We are looking forward to welcoming you to Norway’s capital next June, where we will host a number of committees, covering issues that we feel relate to our theme’s central concerns of human rights and climate change.
We have set the committees at varying levels of difficulty, with options at beginner’s, intermediate and expert - so no matter your experience, there’s a committee for you!
There will also be plenty of fun socials around the conference, and engaging events with speakers that will share their insight about ‘How do we defend Human Rights in the fight against climate change?’.
Hope to see you there!
- UNSAN MUN 2025 Secretariat
Committees
UN Human Rights Council - UNHRC
UN Refugee Agency - UNHCR
UN Security Council - UNSC
Difficulty
Beginner
Size
30 Spots
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size
15 Spots
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size
15 Spots
Description
The goal of this session will be to build upon the General Assembly’s 2013 Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People and adopt a resolution focused specifically on addressing the impact of climat...
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Description
The consequences of climate change are causing displacement in more ways than one. Scarcer resources and sea levels rising are forcing populations to abandon their homes, as in the case, amongst many ...
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Description
The Security Council has addressed the issue of climate change and its impact on conflict in the past: however, not all members agree on the role it should play. There is doubt as to whether climate c...
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Topic
How are Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Threatened by Climate Change?
Topic
International Displacement as a Consequence of the Climate Crisis
Topic
The Recognition of Climate Change as a Factor in Conflict: a new addition to the Security Council’s agenda?
Partner Conferences
TrondMUN 2025
Trondheim, Norway
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