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United Nations Human Rights Council
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is an intergovernmental body established in 2006 to advance and protect human rights worldwide. Comprising 47 member states, the Council unites delegates from diverse countries who bring unique perspectives and policy insights to address pressing human rights concerns. These delegates work collaboratively through resolutions, dialogues, and recommendations, tackling issues such as oppression and exploitation, liberty, unlawful violence, and protection for vulnerable communities. By fostering international cooperation and accountability, UNHRC delegates are dedicated to building a global framework where justice, dignity, and equality are upheld as universal rights, transcending borders to create change.
Examining The War Crimes Committed and Persistent Human Rights Violations in The US-Iraq War
Topic A
Investigating and Combatting the Human Rights Violations in Globally Proliferating Mining Operations
Topic b
Amna Qureshi, Chair
With a keen interest in politics and a commitment to staying informed about global events, Amna is a dedicated advocate for human rights. When she’s not busy pursuing her interests in arts and academics, she loves a good debate and is passionate about addressing the pressing issues that affect marginalized and misunderstood communities. Her leadership is rooted in compassion, fueled by her desire for a just future, free from disparities. In alignment with her extensive experience in MUNs, Amna enjoys public speaking, striving to be a voice for those unheard, and can surely be trusted in bringing this sentiment to her committee as chair of the UNHRC.
Areesha Javaid, Co-Chair
Areesha is a committed human rights advocate and visionary leader, passionate about building a world rooted in justice, equity, and compassion. With an enduring love for literature, she continuously broadens her understanding of global social issues, fostering an inclusive approach to leadership. Deeply anchored in family values, Areesha believes in the transformative power of empathy, prioritizing dignity and kindness in her work. As co-chair, her dedication to personal growth and collective well-being inspires those within the UNHRC and beyond, as she tirelessly champions a future where every individual can thrive in an environment of respect, equity, and shared humanity.