YUKOMUN 2025

Topic

Ensuring the Protection and Well- being of Migrant and Displaced Children in Conflict Affected Zones

About the committee

Millions of children are forced to flee their homes due to armed conflicts, facing severe risks such as violence, exploitation, lack of education, and basic services. Migrant and displaced children are among the most vulnerable, often left without legal protection or support systems. This topic urges delegates to propose effective, rights-based solutions to protect these children and promote their well-being. Key areas include access to humanitarian aid, education, legal safeguards, and psychosocial support, along with international cooperation to prevent further displacement.

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Topics

1. From presence to power: advancing women's substantive representation in public
2. Sub_title: Legal structrual reforms to gurantee women's politicial leadership

About the committee

Despite decades of advocacy for gender equality, women remain underrepresented in political leadership across the globe. This session will explore how legal and institutional reforms—such as gender quotas, parity laws, inclusive electoral systems, and constitutional amendments—can serve as powerful tools to guarantee women’s equal access to political power. Participants will examine successful international models, analyze barriers rooted in legal frameworks, and propose transformative solutions to restructure political systems toward true gender equity in leadership.

Chair

• Ada Doğan

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Topics

1. Ensuring ethical use of human and animal genetic engineering in global healthcore
2. Strenghtening Global Response to Future
3. Tackling Malnutrition and Promoting Children Health

About the committee

This committee focuses on resolving global health challenges that threaten peace, especially in disputed or conflict-affected areas. Delegates will discuss ethical issues in genetic engineering, improving international readiness for future health crises, and addressing malnutrition to protect children's health. The goal is to promote global cooperation, ensure responsible scientific progress, and safeguard both human well-being and peace.

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Topic

Preventing the Spread of Zoonotic Diseases through Agricultural Reform

About the committee

Zoonotic diseases—those transmitted from animals to humans—pose a serious threat to global health, especially as agricultural practices expand and intensify. This topic focuses on how reforms in farming, livestock management, and food systems can reduce the risk of future outbreaks. Delegates are encouraged to explore sustainable, science-based solutions that protect both public health and the environment through improved regulations, monitoring, and global cooperation.

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Topic

Ensuring Arctic Security in the face of increasing militarization and resource conflicts

About the committee

As climate change opens new routes and exposes untapped resources in the Arctic, tensions among nations are rising. Increased military presence and competing territorial claims threaten the region’s stability and fragile environment. This topic calls on delegates to find peaceful, cooperative solutions to ensure Arctic security—balancing geopolitical interests with environmental protection and indigenous rights.

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Topic

Considering NATO Expansion: The Implications of Ukraine and Maldova’s Potential Accession

About the committee

The possible accession of Ukraine and Moldova to NATO has sparked intense global debate, raising concerns about regional security, geopolitical balance, and the risk of escalating conflict. This topic invites delegates to examine the political, military, and diplomatic consequences of NATO expansion, while considering the sovereignty, security needs, and broader implications for international peace and stability.

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Topic

Picott Agreement and Sykes

About the committee

Picott Agreement and Sykes

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Topic

AI Crisis-The rise of Artificial Nations

About the committee

AI Crisis-The rise of Artificial Nations Recognition of AI entitles as sovereign states under international law. Redefinition of human rights within a past-human ethics framework. Use of regulations of autonumus weapon systems. Classifications of cyberattacks and data manipulation as war crimes. Eligibilaty of AI starter for UN membership .

Chairs

• Zehra Elçin Çelik
• Duru Yaradilmis

Countries