WrocMUN 2026

Topic

Addressing the constitutional crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina

About the committee

The constitutional crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the most severe and significant crisis faced by BiH since the 1995 Dayton Peace Agreement. Delegates are expected to stop the separatist movements in Republika Srpska and protect the sovereignty of Bosnia.

Chairs

• Aleksander Howley
• Franciszek Jerzy Wincenty Basiński
• Denis Papou

Countries

Topic

1936: The Spanish Civil War

About the committee

In the League of Nations committee delegates will be asked to assume the role of historical delegates. While the debates will be carried out in a format similar to the UN, some exceptions may apply - such as the resolution or various voting procedures. The topic itself is one of the biggest events in Europe that occurred during the reign of the LoN. The Spanish Civil War was a heated political battle for power with each side backed by the strongest actors in Europe and the world. The delegates’ task in this committee will be to bring an end to the civil war and conduct damage control on the situation.

Chairs

• Alan Tadeusz Olech
• Stanisław Filip Jeleń
• Gabriela Majewska

Countries

Topic

Addressing the rise and normalisation of misogynistic attitudes among younger generations in light of the growing influence of online extremist and male-chauvinistic content.

About the committee

The rise and normalisation of misogynistic attitudes among younger generations does not make it easier to achieve gender equality. The rapid expansion of social media has created new spaces for male-chauvinistic and extremist content, which can reinforce harmful stereotypes and attitudes towards women and girls. The issue is further complicated by algorithms, online communities and content presented as humour, entertainment or discussions surrounding men's issues. The committee will focus on addressing the influence of such content while promoting digital literacy, gender equality and the prevention of discrimination and violence against women and girls.

Chairs

• Tigran Vaskanian
• Martyna Wolska
• Robert Kozieras

Countries

Topic

Addressing the human rights violations and humanitarian concerns arising from the civil war in Myanmar

About the committee

After the 2021 coup in Myanmar, the military junta ruling the country has systematically violated the human rights of people to an extreme across the whole country. Key issues include forced labour and conscription, no freedom of expression, torture and abuse in prisons, lack of aid and more. The Human Rights Council should work to address the violations, provide aid, and encourage cooperation between neighbouring countries and groups in the region.

Chairs

• Marlena Bastock
• Lena Żołędziowska

Countries

Topic

Addressing the Future of the United Kingdom and Its Nations in the European Union

About the committee

On 14 September 2026, leaders of the Scottish National Party, Plaid Cymru and Sinn Féin signed a memorandum supporting the right of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to determine their constitutional futures. The agreement renewed discussions about potential independence, Irish reunification and closer relations with the European Union. The European Council will examine the possible consequences of constitutional changes in the United Kingdom for European stability, economic cooperation, regional security and diplomatic relations. Delegates will discuss future relations between the EU, the UK and its constituent nations, including potential pathways towards European integration. The Council will also consider how self-determination can be addressed while preserving peace and stability in Europe.

Chairs

• Krzysztof Bogdał
• Michał Jakubowski

Countries