Yükselen College Model United Nations 2025

YUKOMUN

Oct 24–26, 2025 Online

YUKOMUN

Conference

Online

Oct 24–26, 2025

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Closed
Jun 25 – Oct 17, 2025Same dates for every role
  • Delegates
  • Chairs
  • Observers

About

Dear Honourable Delegates,

Get ready to redefine what it means to be part of a Model United Nations — because YUKOMUN 2025 is not your average MUN.

✨ Fully Online. Fully Global. Fully Powerful. ✨

With only two elite committees, carefully selected for relevance and impact, this conference is designed to elevate every single delegate. We’re here to go deep — not wide.
You’re not just joining another debate. You’re becoming a voice for global change. 🎤🌐

🔓 What YUKOMUN Offers You:

💫 Premium Committee Experience
No filler. No fluff. Only meaningful, high-quality discussions where your ideas actually matter.

🌎 Global Delegation
Connect with changemakers across continents. Create bonds that outlast borders and resolutions.

🎓 Leadership Gateway
Exceptional delegates will be offered future chairing and leadership roles in upcoming YUKOTALK and YUKOMUN platforms. 🪄

🧠 Certificate of Excellence
Awardees will receive professionally designed certificates and may be featured on our global platforms.

🏅 Awards That Celebrate You

  • Best Delegate
  • Outstanding Delegate
  • Honourable Mention
  • Best Position Paper
  • Best First-Time Delegate

Let your work speak. Let your impact shine. 🌟

Committees

  • 195 countries
    1. Combating the Surge of Organized Crime Involvement in Drug Trafficking, Human Trafficking, and Violent Crimes in Conflict Zones
    • Zehra Elçin Çelik

    UNODC

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Combating the Surge of Organized Crime Involvement in Drug Trafficking, Human Trafficking, and Violent Crimes in Conflict Zones

    About the committee

    In many conflict-affected regions, organized crime groups have exploited instability to expand drug trafficking networks, engage in human trafficking, and perpetrate violent crimes including kidnappings and assassinations. These activities not only fuel violence but also undermine state authority, hinder peacebuilding efforts, and devastate vulnerable populations. Delegates are tasked with exploring comprehensive strategies to dismantle these criminal networks through enhanced international cooperation, intelligence sharing, and strengthening the rule of law—while addressing the root causes such as poverty, corruption, and weak governance.

    Chair

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  • 195 countries
    1. Protecting Human Rights Amidst Digital Surveillance and State Repression in Authoritarian Regime

    UNHRC

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Protecting Human Rights Amidst Digital Surveillance and State Repression in Authoritarian Regime

    About the committee

    In many parts of the world, authoritarian governments are increasingly using advanced digital surveillance technologies to monitor, suppress, and silence dissent. This digital crackdown often leads to mass arrests, enforced disappearances, and severe violations of freedom of expression, privacy, and assembly. The growing conflict between state control and individual rights creates chaotic environments where activism becomes dangerous, misinformation spreads rapidly, and human rights defenders face constant threats. Delegates will debate how the international community can effectively respond to these crises, balancing respect for sovereignty with the urgent need to protect fundamental human rights in the digital age.

    Countries

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