HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
(HRC)
VENUE
IBCR
Human Rights Council Topic 1:
Preventing human trafficking for unlawful exploitation
Human trafficking for unlawful exploitation remains a severe and pervasive violation of human rights, affecting millions of individuals worldwide. Victims are often subjected to forced labor, sexual exploitation, and other forms of abuse, frequently as a result of poverty, conflict, weak legal systems, or lack of education. This global crime not only undermines individual freedom and dignity but also poses significant challenges to security, governance, and development.
By implementing effective prevention strategies and fostering a culture of accountability, societies can work towards eradicating human trafficking and safeguarding fundamental human rights.
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Check out the chair report down below for more information.
Human Rights Council Topic 2:
Establishing frameworks for the better protection of asylum-seekers
The protection of asylum-seekers is a pressing international concern, as conflicts, persecution, and humanitarian crises continue to force millions to flee their home countries in search of safety. Asylum-seekers are often exposed to significant risks, including detention, discrimination, and lack of access to basic services, due to inadequate legal protections and institutional barriers in host countries.
Strengthening existing and new frameworks is essential not only for safeguarding vulnerable individuals but also for promoting stability, justice, and shared responsibility in the global response to forced displacement.
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Check out the chair report down below for more information.
Meet the Chairs
Hiroyasu Kato - President
Greetings, delegates!
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My name is Hiro, and I am currently a Y11 student enrolling at Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong. I have begun immersing myself in the world of MUN starting this year and have already been to 3 conferences. For this year’s DISMUN 2025 conference, I am honored to be serving as your president.
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MUN has become a cornerstone of my school life and always invigorated it. I’ve always found debating and diplomacy an interesting activity; and with MUN I navigated myself through the thrilling experiences it brought to me, going to one conference after another, meeting talented and skilled individuals and peers from different schools and places along the way.
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For this conference, my topic of specialization will be topic 2, on the safeguarding of asylum seekers. I look forward to reviewing the solutions you propose to address this global issue in your resolutions.
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Let’s hope that in these two days we can all construct a memorable and engaging experience.
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May the best delegate be with you, and I’ll see you in September!
Chandana Jelli - Deputy President
Greetings Delegates!
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My name is Chandana and I’m a year 11 and I’ll be chairing HRC as your deputy president. I’ve been involved in MUN since Year 9 and I’ve been immersed into it ever since. I’ve been to four conferences as a delegate, and this would be my fifth conference, and my first one as chair.
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My topic of specialization will be "Preventing human trafficking for unlawful exploitation", and if anybody has any questions, feel free to reach out to me.
I hope DISMUN will be a unique and unforgettable experience for everyone.
See you in September!
