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Committees
HSM-TTD MUN 2024
DISEC: The Proliferation of Drone Technology
The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) of the UNGA addresses global peace and security issues, focusing on disarmament, arms control, and the regulation of weaponry. This DISEC committee will discuss the increasing development and proliferation of drones, examining their intended and unintended uses, associated risks, and the global impact of their widespread adoption.
UNSC: Discussing the increasing militarisation of the Arctic and its implications
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has the responsibility of maintaining international peace and security. It contains 5 permanent members and 10 non-permanent members. It recommends parties to settle disputes in a peaceful manner. The agenda focuses on the increase in military resources in the Arctic and the implications this could have on the world. Delegates are urged to explore their role following both the committee and the militarisation plan on how they could influence the decisions made.
UNCSW: Effects of Language on Perceptions of Gender
The UNCSW was established in 1946 to promote gender equality, women's rights, and empower women globally by setting standards and policies. Delegates need to set global standards and formulate policies for women's rights and gender equality, considering the effects of language on perceptions of gender and various other socio-cultural and economic factors impacting women's empowerment.
UNEP: Addressing the Environmental Impact of the fast fashion industry
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) committee focuses on addressing critical global environmental challenges. The agenda focuses on reducing the fast fashion industry's carbon footprint, minimising waste, and promoting sustainable practices. It advocates for policy reforms to enhance circular economy practices, including recycling, upcycling, and sustainable production methods.
African Union: Sudanese Civil War
The African Union Council will address the ongoing Sudanese civil war, focusing on the severe humanitarian crisis, regional stability, and long-term development. The agenda includes assessing humanitarian needs, strategizing aid delivery, and enhancing peace talks. The Council will consider deploying additional peacekeeping forces and develop plans for disarmament and reintegration. Addressing political grievances and supporting an inclusive transitional government are key priorities. Regional collaboration to manage refugee flows and economic cooperation for recovery will be discussed. The session aims to formulate actionable resolutions for immediate relief and sustainable development, fostering peace and stability in Sudan and the broader region.
AIPPM: Deliberation upon the The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023
The All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM) functions as a supplementary body to Parliament, devoid of legislative authority but pivotal for fostering political discourse. Here for the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023-2024, it recognises both the right of the individuals to protect their personal data and process it for other lawful procedures. AIPPM's primary goal is to stimulate deliberations on a wide array of socio-economic and geopolitical issues, promoting comprehensive discussions that influence national discourse. So the agenda aims to safeguard the privacy of individuals in the digital age and acts as an enforcement body which will have powers to direct any urgent remedial measures regarding a personal data breach.
Liberal Party of Canada: Canadian Elections 2025
The Liberal Party of Canada, established in 1867, shapes Canadian governance through centrist and progressive policies. Delegates should explore its stance on social justice, economic stability, and environmental sustainability influencing national policies and fostering unity amidst evolving societal dynamics.
Conservative Party of Canada: Canadian Elections 2025
he Conservative Party of Canada, founded in 2003, advocates for free markets, fiscal responsibility, and strong national defence. Delegates will engage in in-depth debates on economic growth, national security, environmental stewardship, and other key issues, aiming to develop comprehensive and actionable solutions that reflect conservative values and effectively address contemporary Canadian challenges and concerns.
Executive Committee: Cuban Missile Crisis
The Executive Committee of the National Security Council was a body of United States government officials that convened to advise President John F. Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Delegates will engage in critical discussions on topics such as military strategy, diplomatic negotiations, intelligence assessments, and crisis management. They will focus on developing and debating comprehensive strategies to address the immediate threat posed by the Soviet missiles in Cuba.
IMF: OPEC Oil Embargo of 1973
In 1944, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was established at the Bretton Woods Conference to stabilize the global economy post-World War II. The IMF faced one of its most significant crises in October 1973 with the OPEC oil embargo, which led to severe global economic disruptions. Soaring oil prices resulted in rampant inflation, trade imbalances, and a looming global recession. The IMF must navigate these challenges by addressing monetary stability, providing financial support to affected nations, and promoting international economic cooperation to mitigate the crisis's impact and stabilize the global economy.
Lodi Sultanate Council: First Battle of Panipat
The Lodi Sultanate Council is a high-level committee tasked with discussing and making vital decisions regarding the defence and administration of the Lodi Sultanate. The focus of this session is the impending battle with Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire, which historically culminated in the decisive First Battle of Panipat. The Lodi Sultanate Council must have a clear and united strategy to confront Babur’s forces at Panipat. The decisions made in this session could alter the course of history for the Indian subcontinent.
Roman Senate: Crisis of the Roman Empire
In 133 BC, the Roman Republic faced profound internal and external challenges. Social unrest stemming from economic disparities and agrarian reforms proposed by Tiberius Gracchus escalated political tensions between the optimates and populares. The Senate must address constitutional reforms, military strategies, and diplomatic solutions to stabilise Rome amidst growing threats and societal discontent.
National Assembly of France: French Revolution of 1789
The French Revolution (1789-1799) was a period of radical social and political upheaval in France, leading to the end of the monarchy, rise of democracy, and widespread societal change. Delegates should explore the causes, key events, and outcomes, addressing the impacts on France and global revolutionary movements.
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