DISEC - A: Addressing Disarmament Challenges in Proxy Wars and Regional Conflict DISEC - B: Preventing illicit access to Restricted resources in Conflict-zones to strengthen global security The illicit acquisition of restricted resources in conflict zones poses a significant threat to global security. DISEC aims to formulate stringent measures to curb unauthorized access, ensuring these resources do not fuel violence, prolong conflicts, or empower non-state actors. International cooperation and effective monitoring mechanisms are imperative to uphold stability and peace worldwide.
SOCHUM - Addressing Violations of Children's Rights in Child Trafficking: Strengthening Global Mechanisms for Prevention and Support The fundamental rights of children are being violated as millions of children are trafficked around the world. These indicate that existing treaties such as the UNCRC and the Palermo Protocol need to be enforced strongly. Furthermore, ameliorating children’s rights involves addressing poverty and a lack of education. Additionally, victims need to be supported with rehabilitation and legal aid. To tackle these issues, stronger coordination between governments and international organizations is necessary.
UNHCR - Strengthening the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol to Enhance Protection for Refugees and Migrants With evolving conflicts, climate displacement, and shifting migration patterns, the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol face new challenges in safeguarding refugee rights. Many nations resist obligations, leaving countless displaced individuals in legal limbo. The UNHCR must push for stronger enforcement, updated definitions to address modern displacement causes, and better global cooperation. Strengthening these frameworks is essential to ensuring dignity and protection for those forced to flee.
UNSC - Addressing Immediate Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Peace in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict The Russia-Ukraine conflict presents an exhaustive number of security, humanitarian, and diplomatic challenges. Ongoing hostilities have led to civilian casualties, displacement, and economic instability. The UNSC must provide humanitarian aid and accountability for war crimes. Moreover, energy security and reconstruction efforts are required for the peace of civilians. Sustainable peace requires diplomatic dialogue, international cooperation, and mechanisms for long-term stability in the region.
NATO - Addressing the Strategic Reorientation in the Indo-Pacific Region This agenda focuses on the shift from Euro-Atlantic security to addressing rising geopolitical tension in the Indo-Pacific region. This shift could cause an enhancement in cooperation with allying countries such as Japan, South Korea, Australia, and India. Through the cooperation, China’s dominance is countered by addressing military expansion, economic coercion, and cybersecurity threats. Moreover, primary sea routes like the South China Sea are protected by this reorientation. Finally, the balance between preventing conflicts and strengthening security measures is achieved through this agenda.
G20 - Coordinating International Responses to the Syrian Humanitarian Crisis The Syrian humanitarian crisis remains one of the most pressing global challenges, with millions displaced and in urgent need of aid. Conflict, economic instability, and restricted access to resources have worsened conditions for refugees and civilians alike. The G20 must coordinate financial assistance, enhance diplomatic efforts, and ensure humanitarian aid reaches those affected. A unified international response is essential for long-term recovery and stability in the region.
IMF - Analyzing the Impact of Global Inflationary Pressures on Currency Depreciation in Emerging Markets Skyrocketing inflation has sent shockwaves through emerging markets, rapidly eroding currency values and pushing economies toward instability. As food and energy prices surge, central banks struggle to balance growth with inflation control. The IMF must dissect the root causes of these pressures, from supply chain disruptions to policy missteps, and offer tailored strategies to help nations stabilize their currencies, protect livelihoods, and regain economic footing.
SPECPOL - Addressing the Challenges of Statelessness and Its Impact on Human Rights and National Identity Statelessness leaves millions without legal rights, access to education, healthcare, or employment, often pushing them into cycles of poverty and discrimination. Lacking national identity can also fuel social instability and displacement. SPECPOL must work toward stronger legal frameworks, pathways to citizenship, and global cooperation to protect stateless individuals. Addressing the root causes and ensuring their rights are upheld is crucial for long-term stability and inclusion.
ECOSOC - Evaluating the Impact of Overpopulation on Urban Infrastructure and Quality of Life Rapid population growth in urban areas is straining infrastructure, leading to overcrowding, housing shortages, traffic congestion, and inadequate public services. As cities struggle to keep up, quality of life declines, affecting healthcare, sanitation, and employment opportunities. ECOSOC must explore sustainable urban planning, investment in smarter infrastructure, and policies that balance population growth with resource availability to create livable, resilient cities for future generations.
INTERPOL - Combating Illicit Financial Networks and Money Laundering in Transnational Organized Crime Illicit financial networks fuel organized crime, allowing traffickers, cartels, and corrupt officials to move dirty money across borders undetected. Weak enforcement and regulatory loopholes make tracking these operations a constant challenge. INTERPOL must enhance intelligence-sharing, strengthen anti-money laundering frameworks, and support global crackdowns on financial crime. Cutting off these funding channels is key to dismantling criminal enterprises and safeguarding economic integrity worldwide.
ECOFIN - Promoting Equitable Human Capital Investment to Enhance Gender-Inclusive Workforce Participation Gender disparities in workforce participation persist due to unequal access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. Investing in human capital—through education, skills development, and social protections—can bridge these gaps and drive inclusive economic growth. ECOFIN must push for policies that ensure women and marginalized groups have equal opportunities in the labor market, fostering a more resilient and diverse global economy.
CCPCJ - A: Addressing the Criminalisation of Political Activism and Its Impacts on Civil Rights CCPCJ - B :Discussing the impact of terrorism and its effects on global security Disruptions in industrial supply chains due to conflict undermine economic stability and fuel illicit markets. The CCPCJ must explore strategies to enhance resilience through strengthened legal frameworks, transparent trade practices, and international cooperation. Ensuring ethical sourcing and secure logistics in conflict zones is crucial to preventing exploitation, organized crime, and economic collapse.
UNCRPD - Addressing Disability in Conflict Zones & Humanitarian Crises People with disabilities face extreme challenges in conflict zones and humanitarian crises, often being overlooked in relief efforts. Limited accessibility, lack of medical support, and displacement put them at greater risk. The UNCRPD must push for inclusive policies, ensure accessible aid distribution, and strengthen protections for disabled individuals in emergencies. Prioritizing their needs in crisis response plans is essential for a truly humanitarian approach.
UNIDO - Fostering Resilience in Industrial supply chains in Conflict-Zones Conflict zones disrupt industrial supply chains, leading to economic instability, shortages, and loss of livelihoods. Unreliable transportation, damaged infrastructure, and political uncertainty make it difficult for industries to function. UNIDO must focus on strengthening local production, diversifying supply networks, and implementing crisis-resistant strategies. Encouraging innovation, international cooperation, and sustainable practices will help industries remain resilient and support economic recovery in conflict-affected regions.
UNDAC - Integrating Climate Change Adaptation into Disaster Risk Reduction Strategies With climate change intensifying natural disasters, traditional disaster response strategies are no longer enough. Rising sea levels, extreme weather, and shifting ecosystems demand proactive adaptation alongside emergency preparedness. UNDAC must integrate climate resilience into disaster risk reduction by enhancing early warning systems, promoting sustainable infrastructure, and ensuring vulnerable communities receive targeted support. A forward-thinking approach will save lives and minimize long-term damage.
UN WOMEN - Strengthening Women's Access to Climate Financing and Green Economic Opportunities Women, especially in vulnerable communities, are disproportionately affected by climate change, yet they receive limited financial support for sustainable solutions. Strengthening their access to climate financing and green economic opportunities can empower them as key players in environmental action. UN Women must advocate for inclusive policies, increase funding for women-led initiatives, and promote gender equity in the transition to a greener economy.
UNEP - Establishing International Regulations to Reduce Microplastics and Promoting Industry Adoption of Alternatives Microplastics are silently polluting oceans, food chains, and even human bodies, posing serious environmental and health risks. Despite growing awareness, industries continue mass-producing plastic-based products with little accountability. UNEP must push for strict global regulations, incentivize sustainable alternatives, and hold corporations responsible for reducing plastic waste. Collaboration between governments, scientists, and businesses is essential to curbing this crisis before irreversible damage is done.
WHO - A: Addressing the increase in mental disorders among teenagers WHO - B: Addressing the impact of armed conflict on healthcare infrastructure Armed conflicts devastate healthcare infrastructure, leaving millions without access to essential medical services. The WHO must assess the widespread destruction of hospitals, shortages of medical supplies, and attacks on healthcare workers. Strengthening emergency response systems, safeguarding medical neutrality, and ensuring sustained healthcare delivery in war- torn regions are critical to mitigating long-term humanitarian crises.
ILO - Addressing Child Labour, Child Trafficking, and Workers' Rights in the Philippines’ Economy The Philippines faces persistent challenges with child labor and trafficking, particularly in agriculture, manufacturing, and domestic work. Weak enforcement of labor laws, poverty, and lack of education contribute to exploitation of marginalized children. By strengthening legal frameworks, promoting ethical labor practices, and enhancing rehabilitation programs, the ILO needs to ensure that children’s rights are protected from exploitative conditions.
UNESCO - Developing Effective Strategies for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Conflict-Affected Regions Conflicts pose a serious threat to cultural heritage, with historical sites, artifacts, and traditions often destroyed or looted. Protecting cultural heritage is vital for preserving national identity and history. UNESCO must strengthen international cooperation, enforce stricter measures against illicit trade, and promote community involvement in safeguarding heritage. Developing rapid response strategies and integrating cultural protection into peacekeeping efforts can help mitigate the impact of conflicts.
UNDP - Addressing the Impact of COVID-19 on Poverty Reduction and Economic Recovery in Developing Countries The COVID-19 pandemic pushed millions into poverty, disrupting livelihoods and widening economic inequalities in developing nations. With weakened healthcare systems and struggling economies, recovery has been slow and uneven. UNDP must focus on sustainable poverty alleviation strategies, job creation, and financial support for vulnerable communities. Strengthening social safety nets and fostering resilient economies will be crucial in ensuring long-term, inclusive recovery from the crisis.
UNODC - Strengthening measures against illicit trafficking of firearms The illegal trade of firearms fuels violence, organized crime, and terrorism, threatening global security. Weak regulations, corruption, and porous borders allow weapons to fall into the wrong hands, escalating conflicts. UNODC must enhance international cooperation, enforce stricter tracking and control mechanisms, and support nations in dismantling trafficking networks. Strengthening laws and increasing transparency in the arms trade are vital steps toward curbing this growing threat.
WTO - Addressing the Challenges and Proposing Reforms for the Dispute Settlement Mechanism The WTO’s Dispute Settlement Mechanism (DSM) was designed to ensure fair trade, but rising geopolitical tensions and procedural bottlenecks have led to gridlocks, undermining its authority. With key institutions like the Appellate Body facing paralysis, urgent reforms are needed to restore confidence in global trade governance. WTO must explore solutions to improve efficiency, enhance enforcement mechanisms, and promote transparency, ensuring a balanced and effective dispute resolution system.
UNWTO - Ensuring women safety for global tourism and economic growth Women play a key role in tourism, both as travelers and as part of the workforce, yet safety concerns often limit their participation. Issues like harassment, unsafe working conditions, and lack of legal protections hinder both personal freedom and economic contributions. UNWTO must advocate for stronger safety measures, gender-inclusive policies, and better legal frameworks to ensure women can travel and work in tourism without fear.
FAO - Exploring the Implications and Ethical Considerations of Producing and Supplying Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in Agriculture Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) have revolutionized agriculture, boosting crop yields and resistance to pests. However, concerns persist over their long-term effects on human health, biodiversity, and farmers’ rights. While GMOs can help combat food insecurity, ethical dilemmas arise regarding corporate control, labeling transparency, and environmental risks. FAO must weigh scientific advancements against social and ethical considerations to establish fair policies for sustainable and responsible GMO use.
UNHRC - A: Safeguarding Press freedom and journalist protection amid rising threats to expression and safety UNHRC - B: Assessing human rights impact of Counter-Terrorism laws in Conflict-Affected and Disturbed Regions Counter-terrorism laws, while essential for security, often blur the line between protection and oppression in conflict-affected regions. The UNHRC must evaluate their human rights implications, ensuring they do not justify unlawful detentions, suppression of dissent, or erosion of civil liberties. Striking a balance between security and human rights is vital for fostering justice and long-term stability.
WHC - Managing Tourism to Protect World Heritage Sites While Promoting Sustainable Development Tourism brings economic benefits to World Heritage Sites, but uncontrolled growth can lead to environmental damage, overcrowding, and cultural erosion. Striking a balance between preservation and development is crucial. The WHC must advocate for responsible tourism policies, stricter conservation efforts, and local community involvement. Sustainable tourism models that protect heritage while benefiting economies can ensure these sites remain intact for future generations.
UNICEF - Providing Psychosocial support for Children affected by Conflict Children caught in conflict face unimaginable trauma—loss of family, displacement, and exposure to violence can leave lasting psychological scars. Without proper support, these experiences hinder their emotional and cognitive development. UNICEF must ensure access to mental health care, trauma-informed education, and safe spaces for healing. Investing in psychosocial programs will help restore a sense of normalcy and hope, allowing children to rebuild their futures.
General Assembly - Strengthening Global Solidarity and Accelerating Progress on the 2030 Agenda and SDGs With the 2030 deadline fast approaching, progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) remains uneven, hindered by conflicts, economic crises, and climate change. Strengthening global solidarity is crucial to bridging gaps in funding, technology, and policy implementation. The General Assembly must foster international cooperation, push for renewed commitments, and ensure no nation is left behind in the collective effort to build a more just, sustainable, and resilient world.
Tamil Committee - Promoting Tamil language Rights and Cultural Preservation The Tamil language, rich in history and literature, faces challenges from globalization, policy restrictions, and declining usage in some regions. Safeguarding Tamil rights means ensuring its inclusion in education, administration, and media while fostering cultural pride. The committee must advocate for stronger legal protections, promote linguistic education, and support cultural initiatives that preserve Tamil heritage, ensuring its survival for future generations.
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