Committees and Topics
DAISMUN XV
Beginner Committee
General Assembly 4
(SPECPOL)
Also known as the Special Political and Decolonization Committee,the Fourth Committee considers a broad range of issues covering the effects of atomic radiation,questions relating to information, a comprehensive review of the question of peacekeeping operations, a review of special political missions, and international cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space.
Regular Committee
Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ)
Established in 1992, The Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice has a focus on shaping international responses to criminal threats. It provides a forum for countries to exchange expertise, experiences, and information to develop coordinated strategies against crime.
Regular Committee—Specialized
United Nations Council on Superhuman Activity (UNCSA)
UNCSA is a fictional committee that serves to resolve all international circumstances of supernatural activities and to regulate the potential threats and power of superhumans toward human communities. By discussing protections of civilians, preventions of entrance, and investigations of unknown entities and levels, UNCSA hopes to establish a concrete shelter for human even under a supernatural dimension.
Advanced Committee—Specialized
Fédération Internationale de Football Association Organising Committee (FIFA)
The Organising Committee for FIFA Competitions oversees the organization of FIFA competitions—particularly the FIFA World Cup—besides advising and assisting the FIFA Council on all matters in this regard. These two major committees ensure that all FIFA tournaments are compliant with international goals.
Advanced Committee—Specialized
2030: Global Bioethics and Biotechnology Commission (GBBC)
In a distant future where biotechnologies extend beyond laboratory and are integrated into applications with the promise of humanity, the GBBC establishes universal standards to guide the responsible and equitable development of these technologies, balancing scientific innovation with essential protections for human rights, environmental sustainability, and biosecurity.
Advanced Committee—Specialized
International Military Tribunal: The Nuremberg Trials
As conflicts rise and widen in our modern world, it is sometimes essential to travel back in time, to view the past and learn from it. World War II, one of the largest catastrophe of humankind history, was settled with Nuremberg Trial, hosted by the International Military Tribunal. In this committee, we shall reexamine this piece of history. Surely, we know the Nazi is guilty. But to what extent should individuals under the Reich be punished? Who were being innocently used as a tool by the evil, and who were the manipulators behind all? Were the historical perspectives influencing how we perceive these individuals?
1. Combatting modern neo-colonial practices in the 17 Territories
1. Combating narco-trafficking and substance abuse in Latin America
3. Addressing prison reform and prisoner rights
1. Averting accidental entrance and sheltering civilians in the BACKROOM
Navigating the ethical, social, and security implications of biotechnological advancements.
The indictment for this case is as below:
The United States of America, the French Republic, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics hereby accuses Crimes against Peace, War Crimes, and Crimes against Humanity, and of a Common Plan or Conspiracy to commit those Crimes, all as defined in the Charter of the Tribunal, and accordingly name as defendants in this cause and as indicted on the counts hereinafter set out: Hermann WilhelmGöring, Albert Speer, Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Baldur Benedikt von Schirach.
Topic — Accusation of 4 German political, military and economic leaders of conspiracy, crimes against peace, war crimes and crimes against humanity