TEDUMUN'26

Agenda Item : Protecting Women in the Age of Digital Abuse: Regulating AI, Deepfakes, and Online Gender-Based Violence.

In an era where technology rapidly reshapes society, women and girls face escalating threats from digital abuse, deepfakes, and AI-enabled gender-based violence. This committee will examine the urgent need for global frameworks that regulate emerging technologies while safeguarding human rights. Delegates will explore strategies to prevent misuse of AI, strengthen accountability mechanisms, and support survivors of online harassment and exploitation. By addressing gaps in legislation, digital literacy, and platform responsibility, the committee aims to craft holistic, future-focused solutions that protect women worldwide and ensure technology becomes a tool for empowerment rather than a vector for harm.

Under Secretary General: Nazrin Sadigova Keskin

Under Secretary General: Samet Aba

Academic Assistant: Nehir Naz Tunca

AGENDA ITEM 1: Addressing the Security Risks Arising from Urban Infrastructure Deficits in Vulnerable Communities 

AGENDA ITEM 2: Strengthening Crime Prevention Frameworks in Marginalized Neighbourhoods through Community-Based Interventions

Addressing the Security Risks Arising from Urban Infrastructure Deficits in Vulnerable Communities

As rapidly growing cities struggle with unequal development, vulnerable communities face heightened security risks driven by inadequate urban infrastructure. This committee will evaluate how deficits in lighting, transport, sanitation, and public spaces can fuel crime, insecurity, and social exclusion. Delegates will also explore community-based approaches to strengthen crime-prevention frameworks in marginalized neighbourhoods, ensuring that interventions are inclusive, sustainable, and locally driven. By analyzing the intersection of urban planning, governance, and community resilience, the committee aims to develop actionable strategies that enhance safety, empower residents, and promote equitable urban environments for all.

Under Secretary General: Barış Yavaş

Academic Assistant: Deha Tahtalı

AGENDA ITEM 1 : Protecting Marine and Oceanic Fauna from Industrial Exploitation, Pollution, and Habitat Degradation

AGENDA ITEM 2 : Strengthening Global Frameworks for the Protection and Welfare of Animals in Industrial, Agricultural, and Scientific Sectors

As global demand for resources intensifies, ecosystems and animal populations face unprecedented threats. This committee will examine the urgent need to protect marine and oceanic fauna from industrial exploitation, pollution, and widespread habitat degradation. Delegates will also address the broader challenge of strengthening international frameworks governing the welfare of animals in agricultural, industrial, and scientific sectors. By analyzing sustainability gaps, enforcement weaknesses, and ethical responsibilities, the committee will work toward comprehensive, science-based solutions that safeguard biodiversity, promote humane practices, and ensure the long-term stability of food systems and natural environments worldwide.

Under Secretary General: Ebrar Korkmaz

Academic Assistant: Delfin Soykan

2030 Sustainable Development Goals (Open Agenda)

The 2030 Sustainable Development Goals deadline is less than four years away. While significant progress has been made so far, we are still far from fully achieving the Goals. UNDP aims to use the remaining four years to accelerate progress, complete the Goals as much as possible, and evaluate how we can improve this process further.

Under Secretary General: Bora Gedikli

Under Secretary General: Çınar Mehmet Erduran

Academic Asistant:

Barış Haytaoğlu

AGENDA ITEM 1: The Deployment of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS) into NATO's Future Military Operations

AGENDA ITEM 2: Formulating an Energy Supply Diversification Strategy Between NATO Member States

As global security landscapes evolve, NATO faces complex challenges that demand strategic foresight and collective resilience. This committee will address the implications of deploying Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS) within future NATO military operations, balancing technological advancement with ethical, legal, and security concerns. Delegates will also develop frameworks for diversifying energy supplies among member states to reduce dependence on vulnerable sources and strengthen alliance-wide stability. Through informed debate and cooperative policy-building, the committee aims to craft forward-looking strategies that enhance NATO’s operational readiness, safeguard shared values, and ensure a secure and sustainable future for all member nations.

Under Secretary General: Yağız Patır

Academic Assistant: Begüm Uçaner

Agenda Item 1: The Escalating Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan

The Security Council convenes to address the rapidly escalating conflict and deepening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, where violence, political fragmentation, and displacement continue to destabilize the region. This committee will evaluate the responsibilities of the international community in mitigating hostilities, protecting civilians, and ensuring humanitarian access amid deteriorating security conditions. Delegates will examine potential diplomatic, peacekeeping, and sanctions-based measures while balancing state sovereignty with urgent human rights concerns. Through decisive, multilateral action, the Council aims to craft solutions that foster stability, support humanitarian relief efforts, and pave the way for sustainable peace in Sudan and the wider region.

Under Secretary General:

Oğuz Efe Arı

Academic Assistant:

Ayşe Asrım Aras

AGENDA ITEM:  Parliamentary Deadlock in the Fifth Republic

The French Government committee will confront the growing parliamentary deadlock destabilizing the Fifth Republic, where political fragmentation and legislative gridlock impede effective governance. Delegates will examine the constitutional, political, and institutional factors contributing to this stalemate, exploring potential reforms to strengthen executive–legislative cooperation and restore public confidence in democratic institutions. By assessing mechanisms such as electoral reform, coalition-building strategies, and adjustments to executive authority, the committee aims to propose balanced, practical solutions that reinforce political stability and safeguard the functionality of the French Republic’s governing framework.

Under Secretary General of French Assembly:

Ata Yağız Topaloğlu

Under Secretary General of the French Council Ministers:

Dila Demircan

Academic Assistant of French Cabinet:

Tuna Unutmaz

AGENDA ITEM: Agenda: The Anarchy: Empress Matilda's War for the English Throne

Set in the chaos of 12th-century England, this Joint Crisis Committee explores The Anarchy, a brutal civil war sparked by Empress Matilda’s claim to the English throne. Rival factions, shifting noble loyalties, and widespread unrest threaten the stability of the realm as competing forces fight for legitimacy and power. Delegates will navigate rapid-fire crises, military campaigns, political betrayals, and diplomatic maneuvering, shaping the fate of England in real time. Through strategic decision-making and dynamic negotiation, the committee will recreate the high-stakes struggle for sovereignty, where every choice alters the course of the succession and the future of the kingdom.

Under Secretary General: Mirata Deva

Academic Assistant: Görkem Can Coşkun