United Nations Commission on Status of Women (UNCSW)

The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) is set to discuss a critical issue: Preventing the Violation of Women’s Human Rights in conflict notably post-conflict reconstruction. This agenda recognizes the unique challenges women face in conflict and its aftermath. In conflict zones, women’s face rights violations, including physical safety, education, and political participation. These acts not only harm individual well-being of women but also obstruct the peacebuilding process. The UNCSW aims to address these issues by promoting policies safeguarding women’s rights and ensuring their active involvement in peacebuilding efforts. Post-conflict reconstruction involves rebuilding infrastructure, institutions, and social relationships that are torn apart by conflicts. Women, crucial to reuniting the community and rebuilding, face barriers like gender-based violence and discrimination. The UNCSW’s discussion will explore strategies to prevent violations and promote women’s participation in post-conflict reconstruction. This includes legal reforms, capacity building, and creating safe spaces. The goal is to ensure transform women into active agents in building peace and driving societal progress. This agenda underscores the UNCSW’s commitment to gender equality and women’s empowerment, calling to action for all the peacemakers to work together to protect rights and promote their active participation in peacebuilding and reconstruction. The success of this agenda will contribute significantly to achieving sustainable global peace and development. UNCSW’s focus on women's rights in conflict and post-conflict reconstruction reflects the international community's recognition of women's pivotal role in peacebuilding. By addressing violations in these contexts, it takes a substantial step toward a more just and peaceful world. This this is more than harm prevention; it empowers women to lead and effect positive change, conceiving a world where their rights are celebrated, voices resonate, and contributions are valued. Come and join us for an incredible and thrilling experience at AMIMUN'24! The dates of the conferences are 19th, 20th and 21st January, 2024.

Agenda

Discussion on preventing the violation of women’s human rights in conflict regions, with a special focus on post-conflict reconstruction.

Background Guide

Aman Kotecha

Co-Chairperson

Aman Kotecha is a young lawyer and has attended 150 Model UN Conferences. He gained cognizance about debating, world affairs and diplomacy very early in his life. In this short epoch, he has secured various accolades in his name. He is an exceptional orator and leader with significant analytical and logical skills. He was a part of the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations 2020. He was also deputed to attend a youth exchange in Kunming, China which was facilitated by Ministry of External Affairs, Yunan, China

Pravar Dennison

Co-Chairperson

Pravar Dennison, an alumnus of St. Columba's School and Centenary College, is currently pursuing Law at Symbiosis International University. A distinguished scholar, he attended Universitas Airlangga and Penn State Law on full scholarships, earning recognition as a Global UGRAD Scholar with a grant of 55,000 USD. Engaged with the US Department of State, Pravar was nominated by the European Union as the Indian Awardee for the World Forum for Democracy 2023 in France. He interns at the Supreme Court of India, collaborates with the International Law Commission and JNU, and advocates for Women and LGBTQIAP+ rights. Nominated by the US Consulate, he leads the Indian delegation to the US TIES "Women in STEM" conference in Cairo, Egypt, October 2023.

Manya Munjal

Substantive Director

Manya Munjal, who goes with the tagline of being both compassionate and charismatic is someone who excels in the field of oratory. Having chaired her 72nd MUN till date, Munjal is both a poetess and a painter. She believes in perfection in all fields and never dissapoints her delegates. Having authored her third book 'The Mortal Daffodil' in 2023, Munjal takes the credit of introducing the committee of Mahabharata in her own Aarambh Model United Nations. Lastly, Manya Munjal is an amalgamation of perseverance with a scoop of passion mixed with politeness. She aims for being the best where ever she goes and has always been a guiding light for her delegates.