Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee

In an era defined by data, the line between protection and intrusion has never been more blurred. Governments, corporations, and private actors now hold unprecedented power to monitor individuals’ digital lives. How can nations safeguard security while preserving privacy, free expression, and human rights online? Delegates will debate the future of digital freedom, examining regulation, transparency, and the ethics of surveillance in a connected world.

The climate crisis is redrawing the world map; environmentally, socially and politically. Rising seas, droughts, and extreme weather are displacing millions, yet international law still lacks a clear framework for those forced to move by environmental change. Delegates will consider how to define and protect climate refugees, share global responsibility, and design equitable solutions that ensure no one is left behind as the planet transforms.