jlgMUN 2025 · Session II

Strengthening Collaborative Communication for Sustainable and Inclusive Progress

In an increasingly interconnected yet polarized world, the ability to communicate across borders, cultures, and ideologies is more important than ever. The theme of jlgMUN 2025 — “Strengthening Collaborative Communication for Sustainable and Inclusive Progress” — reflects our belief that only through cooperation, mutual understanding, and inclusive dialogue can we tackle the complex challenges of our time.

This year’s conference focuses on how international collaboration and transparent communication can lead to more just, sustainable, and inclusive global systems. From economic equity to environmental justice, human rights to peace and security, delegates will explore a range of urgent global issues — always asking: How can we strengthen the channels through which the world works together?

Each topic selected by our committees challenges delegates to move beyond national interests and focus on dialogue, shared responsibility, and inclusive solutions. Whether negotiating legal reforms, designing crisis response protocols, or protecting vulnerable communities, delegates will be asked not only to advocate — but to collaborate.

Committees & topics

  • Human Rights Council (HRC)

    • Combating state-sponsored discrimination against LGBTQIA+ individuals through international legal cooperation
  • United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

    • Establishing emergency communication protocols between nuclear states in the event of proxy conflicts
  • General Assembly Sixth Committee (GA6 – Legal)

    • Developing binding international legal mechanisms to ensure accountability for environmental crimes
  • General Assembly Third Committee (GA3 – Social, Humanitarian & Cultural)

    • Ensuring equal access to quality education for refugee children in host and transit countries
  • General Assembly Second Committee (GA2 – Economic & Financial)

    • Combating wealth inequality through fair international financial practices and addressing illicit financial flows