Plinth's MUN '26

Plinth's MUN '26 at LNMIIT Jaipur:

• LNMIIT Jaipur is delighted to host the Plinth MUN '26 as a part of Plinth 2026.
• This event is going to provide you with an opportunity to interact and debate on internationally pressing issues as delegates representing the national interests of various countries.
• While playing their roles as ambassadors, student “delegates” make speeches, prepare draft resolutions, negotiate with allies and adversaries, resolve conflicts, and navigate the MUN conference rules of procedure – all in the interest of mobilizing international cooperation to resolve problems that affect the whole wide world.

Committees:

UNHRC (United Nations Human Rights Council)

Focus: The Human Rights Council stands guard over the conscience of the international system. Tasked with promoting and protecting human rights worldwide, it addresses violations wherever they occur and gives voice to those silenced by power. Through resolutions, investigations, and special procedures, the Council presses states toward accountability, equity, and dignity—asserting that sovereignty never outranks humanity.

UNGA (United Nations General Assembly)

Focus: The General Assembly stands as the democratic conscience of the United Nations. With equal representation from every Member State, it serves as the primary forum for deliberation on international issues spanning peace, development, human rights, and international law. While its resolutions are non-binding, they carry immense moral and political weight, shaping global consensus and guiding international norms.

AIPPM (All India Political Parties Meet)

Focus: AIPPM simulates the crucible of Indian parliamentary politics. Representatives of major political parties debate pressing national concerns—ranging from internal security and economic reforms to social justice and constitutional questions. Marked by intense negotiation, ideological clashes, and coalition-building, this committee mirrors the raw, unscripted reality of Indian democracy.

UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)

Focus: UNESCO works at the intersection of education, culture, science, and communication to build peace in the minds of people. This committee addresses issues such as preservation of world heritage, promotion of quality education, protection of cultural diversity, ethical use of science and technology, and safeguarding freedom of expression. Delegates balance sovereignty with shared human legacy, crafting policies that protect both history and the future.

IP (International Press)

Role: The International Press is the voice, mirror, and watchdog of the conference. Journalists observe committee proceedings, conduct interviews, publish articles, and shape public narratives around debates and decisions. With no vote but immense influence, the IP holds delegates accountable, amplifies critical moments, and ensures transparency—reminding every committee that diplomacy unfolds not just behind closed doors, but under the gaze of the world.

Committee's Agenda Briefs – LNMIIT MUN’26

1. All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM)
Agenda: Electoral reforms in India, with special emphasis on Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and the “One Nation, One Election” proposal.

2. United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)
Agenda: Enhancing global legal and institutional frameworks for the prevention of gender-based violence and survivor rehabilitation.

3. United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
Agenda: Addressing violations of minority rights, with special emphasis on the conditions of religious and ethnic minorities in Bangladesh and Pakistan, within comparable global contexts.

4. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Agenda: Promoting ethical and transparent social media algorithms to support cultural diversity and artistic creation.

Executive Board:

• The Executive Board members (Chairs) for all the committees will be announced at a later date.

Guidelines:

• Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for participation.
• Delegation: The participation will be on an individual basis (only a single delegation for the committees).
• Registration & Payment:
  • The registrations will be open through the Unstop website, and subsequent shortlisting will be received by applicants through email.
  • You will be required to pay the delegate fees within the mailed timeline for confirming your allotment (If you fail to pay within the timeline, your provisional allotment will stand cancelled).
  • After receiving confirmation by mail, participants need to pay INR 1600 through the payment link provided in the confirmation mail to reserve their allocation. For accomodation additional charge of INR 800.
  • Refund Policy: Post the payment, no refund whatsoever can be made for withdrawal from the event.
• Allotments:
  • The registrations would not assure confirmation of allotment.
  • All allocations and upgrades will be based on the discretion of the organizing committee.
  • The upgradation of the allotments will be subject to availability and expected MUN experience for representing the allotment.
  • Delegates are required to provide their committee and country preferences in the application form. The organizing team will try its best to accommodate these preferences.
  • The organizing committee’s decision stands final and binding on the allocation of delegates.
• Event Dates & Location: The delegates will be required to be present on the LNMIIT Jaipur campus on the 24th and 25th of January, 2026.
• Judging Criteria: Delegates will be judged based on their debating, collaborating, and overall communication skills displayed during the entire event. Our Executive Board has the final say in the awarding of prizes and will not be open to any contentions.
• Rules: MUN UNA-USA Rules of Procedure to be followed.

Additional Information:

• Awards & Prizes: The LNMIIT Debate Society reserves the right to modify awards and prizes without any prior public information. Any modifications so made will, however, be communicated to the registered delegates and in communications thereafter.
• Commute: The LNMIIT Debate Society shall not bear responsibility for any commute by any delegate. Any communication made in this regard shall solely be based on mutual goodwill.
• Meals: The fees mentioned above do not include dinner charges, and the same shall neither be levied nor the dinner arranged by The LNMIIT Debate Society.
• Accommodation:
  • All accommodations shall be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Charges shall be levied only if accommodation space is available.
  • In normal circumstances, shared accommodation will be provided, and the fees mentioned above pertain to the same.
• Rights & Conduction: All rights regarding the conduction of this MUN remain reserved with The LNMIIT Debate Society and with the MoU-signed parties. These 'parties' shall enjoy these rights, restricted as per the signed MoU only.