Explore our comprehensive network of committees. Each committee represents a unique area of focus in international diplomacy and governance.
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United Nations Security Council
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) serves as the main entity tasked with upholding international peace and security. Distinct from other UN bodies, it possesses the power to enact binding resolutions, impose sanctions, authorize military interventions, and set up peacekeeping missions. Comprising fifteen members — five of whom are permanent and hold veto power, and ten who are elected on a rotating basis — the Council embodies both geopolitical dynamics and the intricacies of global agreement.
Disarmament and International Security Council
As the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, the Disarmament and International Security Council is dedicated to issues concerning global security, arms regulation, and international peace. It acts as an essential platform for tackling threats that go beyond national boundaries — ranging from the spread of conventional weapons to new challenges such as cyber warfare, the militarization of space, and autonomous weapon systems.
United Nations Human Rights Council
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) functions as the primary intergovernmental entity within the UN framework that is committed to advancing and safeguarding human rights globally. Its responsibilities encompass a broad range — from defending at-risk groups and examining violations, to developing international standards that promote dignity, justice, and equality.
United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) serves as the primary UN organization focused on advancing gender equality and empowering women. During its yearly sessions, the UNCSW assesses the progress made in fulfilling global gender commitments, recognizes obstacles, establishes standards, and develops specific policies aimed at promoting gender equality.
Lok Sabha
In a Model Parliamentary simulation, the Lok Sabha provides delegates with the chance to delve into the intricacies of Indian politics — encompassing coalition dynamics, party ideologies, legislative procedures, and constitutional debates. The discussions can cover topics such as national security, economic reform, social justice, and federal governance, necessitating that participants strike a balance between political interests and public accountability.
Financial Action Task Force
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) serves as an intergovernmental body responsible for formulating policies that establish international standards to combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and various threats to the integrity of the global financial system. While the FATF lacks enforcement authority, its influence is extensive — the 'grey' and 'black' lists it maintains have a considerable effect on a nation's economic credibility and its ability to access international markets.
World Health Organization
The World Health Organization (WHO) serves as the specialized agency of the United Nations dedicated to international public health. Addressing issues ranging from pandemics and vaccine equity to mental health, nutrition, and non-communicable diseases, WHO functions at the crossroads of science, policy, and humanitarian requirements. It is essential in guaranteeing that every individual, irrespective of their location or financial status, can achieve the global standard of health.
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) serves as the primary entity of the UN in tackling matters associated with transnational organized crime, illegal drug trafficking, corruption, terrorism, and reforms in criminal justice. Functioning at the nexus of crime prevention and human rights, the UNODC addresses intricate global issues including drug cartels, human trafficking syndicates, cybercrime, and financial corruption. Its efforts go beyond mere enforcement, highlighting the importance of rehabilitation, social development, and capacity-building in at-risk areas.
International Court of Justice
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) serves as the main judicial entity of the United Nations, responsible for resolving legal conflicts between nations and offering advisory opinions on matters of international law. In contrast to political or policy-making institutions, the ICJ functions solely within the parameters of international treaties, conventions, and customary law. Its rulings are obligatory for the parties concerned and play a crucial role in shaping legal standards that regulate issues including territorial sovereignty, diplomatic relations, the use of force, and humanitarian responsibilities.
Pentagon Committee
The Pentagon Committee replicates the strategic and high-stakes landscape of the United States Department of Defense, positioning participants in charge of global military planning, crisis management, and the formulation of national security policies. As one of the most powerful defense organizations globally, the Pentagon influences the course of international conflicts, alliances, and deterrence strategies.
Mission: Impossible
The Mission: Impossible committee blurs the lines between financial policy and secretive statecraft, positioning delegates within a hidden coalition of international institutions and national intelligence organizations. At its essence is a remarkable convergence: the analytical prowess of the International Monetary Fund combined with the strategic capabilities of agencies such as the CIA, functioning under intense geopolitical and economic strain.
BRICS Committee
The BRICS Committee emulates the strategic discussions among five prominent emerging economies — Federative Republic of Brazil, Russian Federation, Republic of India, People's Republic of China, and Republic of South Africa — which collectively account for a substantial share of the global population, GDP, and geopolitical power. Initially formed as an economic alliance, BRICS has transformed into a forum for extensive multilateral collaboration, tackling matters such as development finance, energy security, technological advancement, and reforms in global governance.
Joint Business Committee
The Joint Business Committee orchestrates a high-stakes corporate confrontation between two leading conglomerates vying for dominance in a dynamic and swiftly changing industry. Participants, representing opposing executive boards, legal teams, and strategic units, partake in real-time negotiations, hostile takeovers, mergers, lobbying, and crisis management — all set within a competitive, media-sensitive context.
Special Committee on the UN Charter
The Special Committee on the United Nations Charter functions as a unique forum for a critical reassessment of the legal, structural, and political underpinnings of the UN. Charged with the responsibility of examining the principles and provisions of the Charter, this committee investigates opportunities for reforming global governance to align with the changing balance of power, new challenges, and the desire for a more representative international system.
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