YAGA. 2026

Youth Alliance For Global Affairs

Nov 21–22, 2026 Online

Youth Alliance For Global Affairs

Closes Nov 19 · 14 days left

Conference

Online

Nov 21–22, 2026

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Open
Oct 15 – Nov 19, 2026Same dates for every role
  • Delegates
  • Head delegates
  • Faculty advisors

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Where ideas challenge boundaries, voices inspire change, and diplomacy shapes the future.

The Youth Alliance for Global Affairs (YAGA) proudly presents its Free Model United Nations Conference — a platform bringing together aspiring diplomats, passionate debaters, and future leaders to engage with pressing global challenges and experience diplomacy firsthand. With an active presence in the Bengaluru MUN circuit, YAGA is committed to fostering intellectual curiosity, academic excellence, and meaningful engagement.

Featuring four carefully curated committees on international law, human rights, gender equality, and maritime security, the conference offers delegates an opportunity to represent nations, defend perspectives, negotiate solutions, and participate in substantive deliberations. With a strong emphasis on quality Executive Boards, informed moderation, and impactful debate, delegates can expect an enriching experience that values research, strategic thinking, and diplomatic conduct.

To ensure that every participant feels prepared and supported, YAGA will provide a free training session and a comprehensive Delegate Handbook to help delegates understand committee procedures and prepare effectively. From clarifying doubts to providing guidance throughout the preparation process, our team is committed to offering the necessary support so that both first-time and experienced delegates can participate with confidence.

Beyond the conference, winners and outstanding delegates will have the opportunity to earn free spots at a future paid YAGA MUN, recognising merit and encouraging continued excellence.

With zero participation fees, this is more than an opportunity to debate — it is a chance to learn, grow, showcase your abilities, and become part of a community driven by leadership and global awareness.

Step into the committee room. Find your voice. Shape the conversation. Make your mark with YAGA.

Committees

  • 47 countries
    1. Addressing the right to life and the use of the death penalty: Examining recent developments in capital punishment.
    2. Addressing concerns regarding human rights, due process and discrimination.
    3. Strengthening international mechanisms for fair and rights-based criminal justice.
    • Saesha Pareek
    • Mohammad Fouzan
    • Alice Karam

    United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

    Beginner · English · 47 countries

    Topics

    1. Addressing the right to life and the use of the death penalty: Examining recent developments in capital punishment.
    2. Addressing concerns regarding human rights, due process and discrimination.
    3. Strengthening international mechanisms for fair and rights-based criminal justice.

    About the committee

    The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) addresses critical global human rights challenges. Delegates will debate issues concerning human dignity, justice and fundamental freedoms, examine the right to life and the use of the death penalty, and develop solutions that promote fair, non-discriminatory and rights-based criminal justice systems.

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    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 43 countries
    1. Addressing the systemic exclusion of women and girls from education and economic participation in Afghanistan.
    2. Examining recent developments under the Taliban and strengthening international efforts to restore access to education
    3. employment and economic empowerment.
    • Dhanvi R Bharadwaj
    • Zachary Chen

    United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW)

    Intermediate · English · 43 countries

    Topics

    1. Addressing the systemic exclusion of women and girls from education and economic participation in Afghanistan.
    2. Examining recent developments under the Taliban and strengthening international efforts to restore access to education
    3. employment and economic empowerment.

    About the committee

    The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) works towards advancing gender equality and empowering women and girls worldwide. Delegates will examine the exclusion of women and girls from education and economic participation in Afghanistan under the Taliban, negotiate policy solutions and explore international efforts to promote equal opportunities, employment and economic empowerment.

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  • 15 countries
    1. Addressing maritime security in the Red Sea region: Addressing recent escalations and threats to freedom of navigation.
    2. safeguarding international trade and shipping routes,
    3. and strengthening international mechanisms for regional peace and security.
    • Hiyasha Kaushik

    United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

    Expert · English · 15 countries

    Topics

    1. Addressing maritime security in the Red Sea region: Addressing recent escalations and threats to freedom of navigation.
    2. safeguarding international trade and shipping routes,
    3. and strengthening international mechanisms for regional peace and security.

    About the committee

    The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is responsible for maintaining international peace and security. Delegates will engage in high-level diplomatic negotiations concerning maritime security in the Red Sea, threats to freedom of navigation, and the protection of international trade and shipping routes, while developing strategies to strengthen regional peace and security.

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  • 53 countries
    1. Addressing the legal status and continuity of bilateral treaties in times of conflict: Examining the 2026 dispute over the Indus Waters Treaty
    2. and the limits of unilateral treaty suspension, international jurisdiction
    3. and state sovereignty.
    • Rahan Aneja

    United Nations General Assembly – Legal (UNGA-Legal)

    Expert · English · 53 countries

    Topics

    1. Addressing the legal status and continuity of bilateral treaties in times of conflict: Examining the 2026 dispute over the Indus Waters Treaty
    2. and the limits of unilateral treaty suspension, international jurisdiction
    3. and state sovereignty.

    About the committee

    The United Nations General Assembly Legal Committee addresses complex questions of international law, legal cooperation and global legal frameworks. Delegates will analyse the legal status and continuity of bilateral treaties during conflicts, examine the dispute over the Indus Waters Treaty, and debate the limits of unilateral treaty suspension, international jurisdiction and state sovereignty.

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