Committees
REIMUN II features eight diverse committees, each tackling pressing global issues through debate, diplomacy, and decision-making. From reforming international institutions to addressing historical conflicts and modern-day challenges, these committees offer delegates the opportunity to engage with complex topics and develop meaningful solutions.
ECOSOC
Should a Genuine Free Market Require Restrictions on the Ability of Predator Multinationals to Create Monopolies?
Delegates will tackle the complex balance between fostering free enterprise and preventing monopolistic dominance. The committee will examine how massive multinational corporations impact global trade, stifle competition, and whether international regulations are necessary to ensure a truly fair and open market.
UNHRC
Addressing the Issue of Exploitation of People from African Countries, with an Emphasis on Nestlé's Crimes
This committee confronts the severe human rights violations linked to corporate exploitation in Africa. Using historical and contemporary labor practices as a case study, delegates will investigate forced labor, child exploitation, and corporate accountability, aiming to draft robust frameworks to protect vulnerable populations from multinational abuse.
UNSC
Revenge of the Soviets, 1993 Black October
Set during the 1993 Russian constitutional crisis, delegates are thrust into the political and literal crossfire of Black October. As the conflict between President Boris Yeltsin and the Russian parliament escalates into armed violence, the Security Council must navigate the fallout of this post-Cold War emergency and its implications for global stability.
UNODC
CIA - The Contra Drug Trafficking Controversy
Delegates will investigate the explosive allegations surrounding the CIA's involvement with Nicaraguan Contra rebels and international cocaine smuggling. The committee must navigate complex webs of covert operations, state-sponsored crime, and international drug policy to determine accountability and prevent the weaponization of the global narcotics trade.
INTERPOL
Addressing the Rise in Global Vigilante Justice in the Digital Age
With the internet enabling decentralized investigations and public doxxing, digital vigilantism is on the rise. Delegates will address the ethical and legal challenges of online mobs taking the law into their own hands, working to establish international protocols that balance cyber-security, the right to a fair trial, and public safety.
SCOTUS
Police Liability and Federal Immunity in State-Sanctioned Raids: Hampton v. Hanrahan
Revisiting the tragic 1969 raid that resulted in the death of Black Panther leader Fred Hampton, this committee operates as the Supreme Court. Justices will debate the boundaries of federal immunity, civil rights violations, and state-sanctioned violence, establishing precedents on law enforcement liability and the protection of constitutional rights.
Crisis
TBA
Details regarding the Crisis committee's central conflict remain highly classified. Delegates should prepare for a fast-paced, unpredictable environment where rapid decision-making, covert directives, and immediate responses to unfolding global emergencies will be critical to survival and success.
HC
The Collapse of Collective Security, The Abyssinian Crisis
Transported back to the 1930s, delegates face the imminent failure of the League of Nations as Fascist Italy invades Abyssinia. The committee must debate the effectiveness of economic sanctions, the dangers of appeasement, and the desperate struggle to maintain collective security in the face of aggressive imperial expansion.