UNGA: UNHRC
Agenda: Addressing Member State Accountability for Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing under International Law
The committee convenes amid growing global alarm over state-enabled atrocities targeting ethnic and national groups, revealing failures in the world's human rights commitment. Genocide and ethnic cleansing, among the gravest violations of human dignity, enforcement, and selective outrage, Persist amid political inertia, weak This committee seeks to move beyond symbolic condemnation by advancing actionable frameworks for accountability, prevention, and redress, challenging delegates to balance state sovereignty with urgent humanitarian responsibility.
UNGA: UNHRC
Agenda: Addressing Member State Accountability for Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing under International Law
The committee convenes amid growing global alarm over state-enabled atrocities targeting ethnic and national groups, revealing failures in the world's human rights commitment. Genocide and ethnic cleansing, among the gravest violations of human dignity, enforcement, and selective outrage, Persist amid political inertia, weak This committee seeks to move beyond symbolic condemnation by advancing actionable frameworks for accountability, prevention, and redress, challenging delegates to balance state sovereignty with urgent humanitarian responsibility.
UNSC
Agenda: Combating the Rise in Hostage-Taking of Civilians and the Detention of Combatants by State and Non-State Actors
In light of the alarming rise in hostage-taking and the unlawful detention of combatants by both state and non-state actors, the United Nations Security Council convenes to confront one of the most pressing challenges in modern conflict. These practices, increasingly used as instruments of war and suppression, undermine international humanitarian law and threaten global stability. This session calls upon member states to scrutinize the role of all actors in perpetuating these violations, to strengthen accountability mechanisms and resolve this issue once and for all.
UNSC
Agenda: Combating the Rise in Hostage-Taking of Civilians and the Detention of Combatants by State and Non-State Actors
In light of the alarming rise in hostage-taking and the unlawful detention of combatants by both state and non-state actors, the United Nations Security Council convenes to confront one of the most pressing challenges in modern conflict. These practices, increasingly used as instruments of war and suppression, undermine international humanitarian law and threaten global stability. This session calls upon member states to scrutinize the role of all actors in perpetuating these violations, to strengthen accountability mechanisms and resolve this issue once and for all.
IP
Students will participate in a simulation involving IP members, acting as unbiased journalists and photographers reporting on conference proceedings. They investigate committee debates, conduct interviews, edit articles, and cover press conferences. They observe simulations and disseminate information to all LCIMUN participants. IP members must conduct background research, gather relevant information, and conduct live interviews. Photos taken by IP members will only be used for report submissions and compilation of LCIMUN International materials.
IP
Students will participate in a simulation involving IP members, acting as unbiased journalists and photographers reporting on conference proceedings. They investigate committee debates, conduct interviews, edit articles, and cover press conferences. They observe simulations and disseminate information to all LCIMUN participants. IP members must conduct background research, gather relevant information, and conduct live interviews. Photos taken by IP members will only be used for report submissions and compilation of LCIMUN International materials.
UNSC
Agenda: Combating the Rise in Hostage-Taking of Civilians and the Detention of Combatants by Non-State Actors in Armed Conflict
In light of escalating hostage-taking and unlawful detentions by non-state armed groups, the UNSC convenes to address these violations of international humanitarian law. Non-state groups weaponize hostage-taking and detention to manipulate power and narrative, demanding urgent, unified international action. This session urges states to bolster legal safeguards, enhance coordination, and reaffirm collective resolve to uphold human dignity, mitigate humanitarian harm, and safeguard international peace amid evolving threats in contemporary conflict zones.UNGA: UNHRC
Agenda: Addressing member state accountability for genocide and ethnic cleansing under international law
The committee convenes amid growing global alarm over state-enabled atrocities targeting ethnic and national groups, revealing failures in the world's human rights commitment. Genocide and ethnic cleansing, among the gravest violations of human dignity, enforcement, and selective outrage, Persist amid political inertia, weak This committee seeks to move beyond symbolic condemnation by advancing actionable frameworks for accountability, prevention, and redress, challenging delegates to balance state sovereignty with urgent humanitarian responsibility.IP
Students will participate in a simulation involving IP members, acting as unbiased journalists and photographers reporting on conference proceedings. They investigate committee debates, conduct interviews, edit articles, and cover press conferences. They observe simulations and disseminate information to all LCIMUN participants. IP members must conduct background research, gather relevant information, and conduct live interviews. Photos taken by IP members will only be used for report submissions and compilation of LCIMUN International materials.