Agenda Issues

General Assembly Topics:

Issue 1: The question of abortion

Abortion remains an issue of global importance, extending beyond ethics while threatening bodily autonomy, gender equity, and public health. Due to varying perspectives and policies, urgent measures are essential to ensure safe and accessible practices.

Issue 2: The question of child soldiers

The use of child soldiers in conflict is a grave violation of child rights and humanitarian law. Children are abducted, coerced, manipulated, or driven to join wars by socioeconomic factors. Moreover, the reintegration of these children after they are released from these armed groups is an additional challenge.

Human Rights Council Topics

Issue 1: The question of safeguarding rights of refugees and migrants during transit

Refugees and migrants often face danger during transit, including exploitation, violence, and lack of basic services. Despite international protections, many remain vulnerable to abuse and unsafe conditions. Urgent action is needed to ensure safe routes, humanitarian support, and respect for fundamental human rights.

Issue 2: The question of preventing discrimination and protecting minorities

Vulnerable groups continue to face discrimination, unequal treatment, and barriers to essential services. Although progress has been made, prejudice and systemic inequalities persist. Strengthening protections and promoting inclusion remain crucial to ensuring dignity and equal rights for all.

Economic and Social Council Topics

Issue 1: The question of imposing trade barriers on economies

The imposition of trade barriers has significant consequences for global economic stability, development, and cooperation. While often used to protect domestic industries or address unfair trade practices, such measures can deepen economic inequality and strain interdependence and cooperation between states. Balancing national interests with sustainable and inclusive global growth remains a pressing challenge.

Issue 2: The question of maintaining ethical conditions in prisons

Ethical conditions in prisons are a growing issue worldwide with prisons facing overcrowding, poor sanitation, limited healthcare, cases of mistreatment and unfair imprisonment. Even though global rules exist to protect inmates, they are not always followed. Improving prison conditions requires a commitment to respecting the basic rights and dignity of all inmates.

Security Council Topics

Issue 1: The question of the Sudanese conflict

The ongoing conflict in Sudan poses a severe threat to regional stability, civilian safety, and humanitarian access. Power struggles between armed factions have led to widespread displacement, human rights violations, and economic collapse. Despite ongoing efforts from NGOs, immediate international attention is required to promote ceasefire efforts, protect civilians, and support long-term peace and governance.

Issue 2: The question of terrorism in the Middle East

Terrorism in the Middle East continues to undermine security, development, and civilian life across the region. Extremist groups exploit political instability, sectarian divisions, and socioeconomic grievances to expand their influence. Addressing this issue requires coordinated international efforts that combine security measures with long-term political and social solutions.

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