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The UNPBC (United Nations Peacebuilding Commission), under its agenda item "The Impact of Colonialism on Contemporary Conflict and Stability," examines the effects of legacies created during the colonial era such as; artificial borders, cultural distortions, institutional weaknesses and socio-economic inequalities on contemporary conflicts and instability. Delegates will address the structural problems caused by the legacy of colonialism, promote reconciliation, and establish long-term peacebuilding processes.
The SCSHT (Special Conference on Slavery and Human Trafficking) Committee addresses global issues such as modern slavery and human trafficking through a human rights perspective.
Delegates work together to develop international solutions against human trafficking, migrant smuggling, and financial crimes.
It offers a strong platform for those who seek diplomatic solutions to global challenges.
The committee FCC - P.L.A.G.U.E (Pathogenic Lethal Agents and Global Unfolding Escalation) has been convened under the main topic of the abolishment of the BWC (Biological Weapons Convention) and the outbreak of a new plague. Delegates will shape the fate of the new world through their actions and directives on the open agenda item. Due to the conflicts, the world has dragged into an irreversible point. In the unfolding decades, we see a world map full of economic crises, major lawsuits, new alliances, and even plagues. Therefore, countries are now on the brink of a worldwide crisis. In this scenario, biological weapons are in a significant position and are being developed day by day.
In this committee, delegates are expected to make key decisions that will determine the future of their countries and thus the world.
The FED (Federal Reserve Systems) in USA, agenda item being Money Virtualization and Exchange Security. In this committee discussions will be focused on examining how digital currency's work also how Financial technologies are changing the exchange system and how could we keep it safe. Todays world is rapidly changing and the given states must account the future of money and the importance if central banking.
The UNCTC (United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee) agenda item covers the topics you will discuss, titled "Terrorist Incidents from the Past to the Present."
This committee provides an opportunity for delegates to reconsider strategic measures that have not been implemented in the past and to find new, creative solutions.
They discuss what measures can be taken to address past or potential terrorist incidents in order to ensure international peace and security. At the same time, they assess the social, economic, and societal damages resulting from such incidents. Delegates discuss these issues objectively, reflecting their countries policies.
The USS (United States Senate) with the agenda item "Immigration conflicts of the US". The committee will highly focus on The United States' border security, illegal immigration, and the actions against undocumented immigrants and overall security of the US. In this committee delegates will debate upon the possible acts of protection against America's long lived immigration crisis. Delegates will discuss under their state's policy while keeping the civil peace of the country to construct laws for a safer country and to end a long lived conflict.
The United States Supreme Court (USSC) Committee simulates the top judicial authority in the USA. Delegates examine complex constitutional and legal disputes. The committee looks at the U.S. Constitution, reviews precedent cases, and debates issues about civil rights, federal authority, and the limits of the Constitution. Delegates take on the roles of Supreme Court Justices. They present legal arguments, question lawyers, and give judicial opinions. Through reasoning and discussion, the committee offers a chance to study landmark cases and see how interpreting the Constitution affects law,
justice, and society.
The SCAU (Special Commission of African Union) Committee is guided by the mission of "Preventing the Re-Colonization of African Economies Through Resource Dependency, Labor Exploitation and Al-Driven Global Markets". Created to focus on the most pressing issues facing the continent of Africa; delegates will work as member states to strenghten institutions, address mass uprisings and debate on practical solutions.
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