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UNHRC
Monitoring Possible Immigration Crisis Due to Climate Change
Climate change has increasingly become a major driver of displacement and forced migration across the globe. Rising sea levels, extreme weather events, desertification, and food insecurity have placed millions of people at risk, pushing communities to leave their homes in search of safety and survival. While climate-induced migration is not a new phenomenon, its scale and urgency continue to grow. This committee aims to examine the root causes and human rights implications of climate-related displacement and to develop effective, cooperative, and sustainable solutions to prevent and manage potential immigration crises.

DISEC
The Role of Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Weapons in International Security
Nuclear technology has long influenced international security, offering both peaceful energy opportunities and serious military threats. While nuclear energy can support development, nuclear weapons continue to raise concerns over proliferation and global stability. This committee seeks to assess the security implications of nuclear capabilities and explore measures to encourage responsible use while reducing nuclear risks.
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ILO
Impact of Fourth Industrial Age on Workers
The International Labour Organization (ILO), established in 1919, is the oldest specialized agency of the United Nations. The ILO is an unusual case among international institutions since it has garnered the formal participation of all three parties in any employment relationship: governments, employers, and workers. In view of this, the rapid changes taking place in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, with new technologies such as automation, artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and advanced technologies, mean that the world of work is being transformed at an unprecedented speed. This has generated opportunities for productivity gains, but it has also raised new threats to employment, including job displacement, skill erosion, and the proliferation of precarious employment. The ILO finds itself at the forefront of policies to see to it that new technologies are made to complement workers' rights.

F-GA
Post Alien Invasion
In the aftermath of an unprecedented alien invasion, the world stands at a critical crossroads as nations struggle to rebuild amid shattered cities, disrupted power structures, and deep global uncertainty. Within the FGA Committee, delegates will confront pressing questions of sovereignty, security, ethics, and international cooperation, debating how humanity should govern itself after first contact and collective survival. This simulation challenges participants to look beyond national interests and consider the future of global order, asking one essential question: who will shape the world after the invasion?

UNSC
Addessing Potential International Security Risks Raised by the Taliban
In light of the ongoing security threats posed by the Taliban, the United Nations Security Council addresses the escalating risks to regional stability, civilian safety, and international peace, including cross-border terrorism, violations of human rights, restrictions on fundamental freedoms, and the potential for Afghanistan to once again become a safe haven for extremist groups. Through this committee, delegates will examine counterterrorism strategies, humanitarian responsibilities, sanctions, and diplomatic engagement, seeking balanced solutions that uphold international law while addressing the root causes of insecurity and instability.

H-JCC
Napoleonic Wars
In the aftermath of the French Revolution, Europe stands on the brink of continual war as Napoleon Bonaparte rises from First Consul to Emperor of the French. Revolutionary ideals, military reform, and aggressive expansion have destabilized the traditional balance of power, provoking a series of coalitions determined to contain or destroy French dominance.

F-JCC
Captain America: Civil War
Following the Battle of New York, the fall of S.H.I.E.L.D., the Ultron incident in Sokovia, and the disaster in Lagos, global concern over the unchecked actions of enhanced individuals has reached a critical point. In response, the United Nations has proposed the Sokovian Accords, a legal framework designed to place enhanced individuals under international oversight. The central question facing this committee is whether global security is best preserved through regulation and accountability, or through autonomous action free from political constraint.

ECOSOC
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Addressing the Economic and Social Impact of Refugee Crisis
The refugee crisis has significant economic and social impacts on both refugees and host countries around the world. Large refugee movements can challenge the capacity of job opportunities, public services, healthcare, and education systems, while refugees often face poverty, social inequality, and limited opportunities.The ECOSOC committee will focus on addressing the economic and social impact of the refugee crisis by exploring sustainable, cooperative solutions that promote social stability, economic resilience, and shared
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UNEP
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Conservation of Biodiversity and Endangered Species Protection
The alarming loss of biodiversity and the increasing number of endangered species threaten ecological balance and long-term environmental sustainability. Factors such as habitat loss, climate change, pollution, and unsustainable human practices lead to this global issue. This committee will focus on the protection of biodiversity and endangered species through international cooperation, precautionary measures, and sustainable development approaches.

WHO
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Healthcare Access to Developing Countries
Access to basic healthcare remains a critical challenge in developing nations, where poverty and systemic shortages lead to preventable disease and high mortality rates. In this committee, delegates will analyze the root causes of these disparities, evaluate the roles of global stakeholders, and develop sustainable strategies to ensure equitable, affordable medical services for all.
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