We are pleased to announce the topics for the upcoming 2027 conference. Please note that there is no General Assembly format at CamMUN 2027, and all committees are separate.

United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

The UNEP is focused on environmental issues, such as climate change and pollution. This year, UNEP will be debating two topics:

  • Investigating the incorporation of renewable energy into national power supplies
  • Examining and mitigating the health hazards posed by air pollution

Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)

FAO is a committee focused on ensuring global food security. This year, FAO will be debating the following topics:

  • Regulating the newly emerging industry for GMOs.
  • Establishing global provisions that ensure the humane treatment of agricultural livestock.

United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

The UNHRC primarily debates topics regarding protecting the rights of people across the globe. This year, the UNHRC will be debating the following topics:

  • Combatting the erosion of digital privacy rights from unregulated data collection and mass surveillance
  • Re-establishing provisions for the humane treatment of migrants across the world.

World Health Organisation (WHO)

The WHO is focused on topics concerning public health and access to healthcare. This year, the WHO will be debating the following topics:

  • Establishing global guidelines on end-of-life care
  • Developing and distributing emerging vaccinations for Ebola and Malaria

Commission on the Status of Women (CSW)

The CSW is a committee that discusses topics regarding the rights of women and girls across the globe. This year, the CSW will be debating the following topics:

  • Promoting the greater advancement of women into public office
  • Combatting Structural Gender Pay Disparities in world economies

Historical International Court of Justice (HICJ)

The HICJ is a committee that is a cross between a regular MUN committee and a moot court. Delegates will be debating a single historical topic throughout the course of the conference and bring charges against other countries in a legal court format. This year, the HICJ will be debating the following topic:

  • The Falklands War (1982)

United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development (UNCSTD)

The UNCSTD is a committee that is focused on topics concerning science and technology. This year, the UNCSTD will be debating the following topics:

  • Exploring the potential of gene-editing and genetic engineering technologies
  • Introducing global standards for the ethical governance and regulation of Artificial Intelligence.

United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)

ECOSOC is a committee focused on tackling some of the world’s biggest economic, social, and environmental issues. This year, ECOSOC will be debating the following topics:

  • Reforming Sovereign Debt Restructuring in Developing Nations
  • Regulating the newly-emerging market for cryptocurrency

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

The UNODC is a committee that tackles some of the biggest criminal issues of today, those regarding the drug trade, organised crime, terrorism, and corruption. This year, the UNODC will be debating the following topics:

  • Addressing and regulating the proliferation of synthetic drugs and novel psychoactive substances in an evolving global market
  • Tackling transnational, cyber-enabled crime and scam operations

World Trade Organisation (WTO)

The WTO is a committee that debates topics on issues relating to global trade. This year, the WTO will be debating the following topics:

  • Addressing the resurgence of global trade protectionism
  • Governing digital trade and cross-border data flows

Crisis Committee

Crisis is a dynamic and fast-moving committee, allowing delegates to react to a fast-moving crisis. The topic for Crisis will be announced on the first day of the conference.

United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

The UNSC is a dynamic committee, debating some of the most prevalent geopolitical issues of the current day. This year, the UNSC will be debating the following topics:

  • Deescalating high regional tensions and major conflict in Sudan
  • Regulating the use of artificial intelligence in warfare

The European Council (EC)

New this year, the EU is a committee that discusses topics concerning the political direction and priorities of the European Union. New this year, the EU will be debating the following topics:

  • Revising and reforming the Dublin Agreement and other major migration-related statutes
  • Re-examining the EU’s trade relationship with other global superpowers

United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Office (UNESCO)

New this year, the UNESCO is a committee focused on debating topics surrounding promoting world peace through international cooperation in arts, education, sciences, and culture. This year, the UNESCO will be debating the following topics:

  • On the matter of the repatriation of cultural goods to their countries of origin
  • Mitigating the socio-environmental costs of mass tourism and reforming preservation mechanisms for culturally significant sites