VONMUN II 2025

Voice of Nations MUN II

Oct 25–26, 2025 Online

Voice of Nations MUN II

Conference

Online

Oct 25–26, 2025

250 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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3.345 ratings from delegates
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3.20
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3.40
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3.40

About

"Diplomacy in Action. Voices that Matter."

Voice on Nations Model United Nations returns with its second edition VONMUN II, a premier simulation of global diplomacy where dialogue drives change and youth voices shape the world order.

In an era marked by rapid technological shifts, geopolitical realignments, and climate urgency, VONMUN II offers an intellectually rigorous and diplomatically charged platform for students to step into the shoes of world leaders, policymakers, and experts. Whether negotiating ceasefires in the Security Council, debating AI ethics in futuristic committees, or discussing India’s political future in an AIPPM, delegates will engage in high-impact discourse that mirrors real-world complexity.

With a commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and intellectual integrity, VONMUN II brings together diverse minds from across the country and beyond — fostering leadership, critical thinking, and a global outlook in the next generation of changemakers.

Highlights Include:

  • Curated committees addressing both traditional and emerging global challenges
  • Thought-provoking agendas grounded in realpolitik and international law
  • A balance of academic excellence and diplomatic creativity
  • Expert executive board and immersive sessions

Join us as we go beyond rhetoric to reimagine diplomacy and amplify the voices that will define tomorrow’s world.

Committees

  • 43 countries
    1. Ensuring Women’s Political Participation and Protection in Conflict and Post-Conflict Societies
    • Gizem Kayra Bakirhan
    • Aarya Kashyap
    • Dhaval Jain

    Commission on the Status of Women

    Beginner · English · 43 countries

    Topic

    Ensuring Women’s Political Participation and Protection in Conflict and Post-Conflict Societies

    About the committee

    In many regions experiencing armed conflict, women are underrepresented in political negotiations and disproportionately affected by violence. This agenda explores strategies to institutionalize gender equality in transitional governments, peace processes, and post-conflict reconstruction efforts. Delegates will examine legal safeguards, international frameworks like UNSCR 1325, and best practices to elevate women’s leadership and protection in volatile contexts.

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  • 47 countries
    1. Balancing Freedom of Expression and National Security in the Digital Age
    • Meenakshi Jaikumar
    • Diya Vaidarbhi
    • Jahnabi Chattopadhyay

    Human Rights Council

    Intermediate · English · 47 countries

    Topic

    Balancing Freedom of Expression and National Security in the Digital Age

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  • 107 countries
    1. Protecting and Resettling Populations Displaced by Climate-Induced Disasters
    • Debunk Saha
    • aayat riza
    • Mary Rhyza Anne Genovea
    • Azra Can

    High Commissioner for Refugees

    Intermediate · English · 107 countries

    Topic

    Protecting and Resettling Populations Displaced by Climate-Induced Disasters

    About the committee

    Climate change is now a major driver of human displacement, yet existing refugee frameworks do not formally recognize “climate refugees.” This agenda addresses the urgent need for global policy reform, focusing on how nations can provide asylum, mobilize funding, and build climate-resilient migration systems. Delegates will debate legal classifications, equitable responsibility-sharing, and long-term integration plans.

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  • 15 countries
    1. Deliberating the Security Implications of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Warfare
    • Samvit Bhaskeracharya
    • Priya Singh
    • Vaibhav Dutta

    Security Council

    Expert · English · 15 countries

    Topic

    Deliberating the Security Implications of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Warfare

    About the committee

    Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the battlefield—through autonomous drones, real-time surveillance, and algorithmic decision-making. While states race to develop AI military tools, concerns about accountability, escalation, and civilian safety are growing. This agenda tasks delegates with regulating AI weaponry under existing frameworks while navigating great power rivalries and strategic ambiguity.

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  • 53 countries
    1. Strengthening International Legal Cooperation Against Transnational Organized Cybercrime
    • Amogh Gautham
    • Aditya Raj

    Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

    Expert · English · 53 countries

    Topic

    Strengthening International Legal Cooperation Against Transnational Organized Cybercrime

    About the committee

    Cybercrime syndicates operate across borders, exploiting legal loopholes and technological gaps. This agenda challenges delegates to establish cooperative frameworks for law enforcement, data sharing, and digital forensics across jurisdictions. From ransomware attacks to darknet marketplaces, CCPCJ will examine the future of criminal justice in a hyper-connected world.

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Organizers

Munish Jain

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